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April is Deaf History Month. The objective is to raise awareness of Deaf and hard-of-hearing people’s struggles and highlight inclusivity and equal opportunities in a hearing society. However, there are no plans to officially observe the month in Wyoming.
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Nye County is the nation’s first to offer voting in Shoshone — a language that, traditionally, isn’t written.
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The Eastern Shoshone tribe has reached out to a national language preservation nonprofit to help build a dictionary. Wyoming Public Radio's Taylar Stagner has more about how the Shoshone language is being passed down to the younger generation.
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The plan to build an immersion program at St. Stephens Indian School in Fremont County had been years in the making. Immersion language programs use…
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It's a Wednesday evening in December. Five o'clock means the end of my work day, and the start of Wampanoag language class. "Wunee wunôq," my language...
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Starting in late February, Sheridan College will offer a six-week Spanish class for advanced beginners or beginning intermediate students in the…
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The Language Exchange JH program connects two people who want to learn each other's language. So, for example, a native English speaker with a native…
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COVID-19 contact tracers continue to be in short supply. That’s especially true for bilingual ones.
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The predominant language of Deaf communities in North America is getting more attention at the University of Wyoming, where students will now be able to…
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The Wyoming Legislature’s House Education Committee moved a bill forward to end the foreign language requirement for kindergarten through second grade…