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*NEW* We’re launching an IGTV + YOUTUBE series!

*NEW* We’re launching an IGTV + YOUTUBE series! 🎉🎉🎉 
One of the Native Land mandates is to put Indigenous Voices first.

We've played with a few strategies to establish this and are now entering the next phase through promotion, celebration and education of our culture, language, history and decolonized future-forward goals as Indigenous Peoples.

As an Indigenous-led non-profit organization, we’re working daily to expand and further develop the digital map of Indigenous Territories around the globe.

Our team has grown, our systems have evolved and we are looking at the future with bold intentions. 
Join us LIVE every week as we share Indigenous Voices in conversations of language, arts, decolonized practices, land stewardship, elder stories, educational resources and so much more!

The question we put forward is:

How can you respectfully stay connected to the land you are on?

Beginning this week!

Welcome to our new series:  
AMPLIFYING INDIGENOUS VOICES

VOLUME ONE

#indigenouslanguages #indigenousresistance #indigenous #indigenousart #nativeland #nativeamerican #whoselandareyouon #indigenouslivesmatter #indigenousvoices #indigenousvoicesrising #decolonize #liberate #landback #IGTV #igtvchannel #nonprofit #nonprofitorganization #digitalmapping #map #education

Coast Miwok of Marin County  Recent Map Updates

Coast Miwok of Marin County 

Recent Map Updates: Boundaries/name updated, sources and websites added, crosslinked maps. 
Who were the First People of Marin County?
Who Are The Coast Miwok of Today? 
Excerpt from the website:  
"We are the families of the displaced Miwoks (see below). Our families were driven off of the ancestral land that had been in our families for thousands of years. Our Families lived in peace for many thousands of years on the land (now known as Marin), but that all changed in the mid-1800s, and in a matter of 20 years, our ancestors were forced and driven from our ancestral land (or killed), the Land of Nicasio, Olompali, San Rafael, Corte Madera ..."
 
WE ENCOURAGE YOUR INDEPENDENT RESEARCH TO LEARN MORE OF THE MIWOK PEOPLES 
Visit the website here 👉🏾 https://www.marinmiwok.com 
Search Native Land Map 👉🏾 https://native-land.ca/maps/territories/coast-miwok/
 
Disclaimer: Native Land Digital does not speak for nor represent all global Nations. We are an Indigenous led non-profit organization dedicated to mapping Indigenous Territories - further information on individual Nations can be found as resource links located throughout every search page on the Native Land website.

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Today is International Mother Language Day. A day

Today is International Mother Language Day. A day born to honor and acknowledge lives lost and those working to preserve their languages in our world.

Do you know the origins of the day?

When Pakistan was formed in 1948, the government declared that Urdu would be the state language. Which represented the minority population while omitting the East-Pakistan peoples language of Bengali.

The people pushed back continuously and in 1952 on February 21st - after long-standing government bans on public gathering designed to stifle protests - a mass protest erupted.

Many lost their lives as the government attacked. To honor those lives who fought to have their language acknowledged - International Mother Language Day was created in 1999.

In May 1954 - Bengali was declared as one official language of Pakistan.

Indigenous language knows this ancient struggle. Through the brutal Transatlantic Slave trade. In Canada, through residential school atrocity’s and beyond in the global oppressions of Native peoples.

Everyday we celebrate our language now.

Share your language with us!

A major directive we have is to expand our work with languages, so share your with us in the comments to help direct our learning.
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