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Canku Ota
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(Many Paths)
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An Online Newsletter
Celebrating Native America
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August
2015 - Volume 13 Number 8
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Revitalizing The
Blackfeet Language In Montana
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by Toyacoyah Brown -
PowWows.com
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Inspiring story with an incredibly beautiful backdrop of Montana! In this video from the Montana Office of Tourism they spoke with Darrell Kipp, a Harvard scholar, U.S. veteran and member of the Blackfeet tribe who was well-known for his work revitalizing Native American languages. He was the director of the Cuts Wood School, a Blackfeet language immersion program for grades K through 8, which is featured in this film.
Montana Stories: Darrell Kipp from Montana Office of Tourism on Vimeo.
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Sadly
Darrell Kipp passed away back in 2013, but his work lives on through
the many Native youth he taught. For more information on the Cuts
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