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"The roadmap is called the Los Pinos Declaration.

"The roadmap is called the Los Pinos Declaration. The Declaration was adopted after a two-day event organized by UNESCO and Mexico.

The Los Pinos Declaration calls for the implementation of the internationally recognized rights of indigenous peoples. It emphasizes Indigenous peoples’ rights to freedom of expression, to an education in their mother tongue and to participate in public life using their languages, as prerequisites for the survival of Indigenous languages. The Declaration highlights the importance of Indigenous languages in justice systems, the media, labour and health programs. It also points to the potential of digital technologies in supporting the use and preservation of those languages. At least 40% of the 7,000 languages used worldwide are at some level of endangerment. Indigenous languages are particularly vulnerable."

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Reposting from @indigenizingartsed ! This is a gre

Reposting from @indigenizingartsed ! This is a great post that explores settler colonialism and the erasure of Nations and traditional place names!

"The roadmap is called the Los Pinos Declaration.

"The roadmap is called the Los Pinos Declaration. The Declaration was adopted after a two-day event organized by UNESCO and Mexico.

The Los Pinos Declaration calls for the implementation of the internationally recognized rights of indigenous peoples. It emphasizes Indigenous peoples’ rights to freedom of expression, to an education in their mother tongue and to participate in public life using their languages, as prerequisites for the survival of Indigenous languages. The Declaration highlights the importance of Indigenous languages in justice systems, the media, labour and health programs. It also points to the potential of digital technologies in supporting the use and preservation of those languages. At least 40% of the 7,000 languages used worldwide are at some level of endangerment. Indigenous languages are particularly vulnerable."

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