Building capacity for archive-based language revitalization

National Breath of Life welcomes any endangered language group committed to the development of community-curated archives that directly respond to language revitalization goals.

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Myaamia Center receives $2.1 million grant to expand National Breath of Life programming

National Breath of Life wins international award for helping tribe's keep thier languages alive

National Breath of Life awarded Institutional Excellence Award by ATALM

Invoking IT to help revitalize Indigenous languages

Myaamia Center, IT Services win 2023 CIO 100 Award

Myaamia Center receives $510,000 Andrew W. Mellon Foundation grant

UO, Native language institute host annual Breath of Life workshop

UO to host 2021 Indigenous Languages Digital Archive workshop

Myaamia Center's National Breath of Life Archival Institute for Indigenous Languages receives NEH grant

Myaamia Center at Miami University receives NEH award

National Breath of Life Prepares Summer 2020 Workshops

UO to host indigenous language workshop this summer

The Complicated Decisions That Come With Digitizing Indigenous Languages

Indian Country Today: Technology breathes new life into Indigenous languages

UO community researchers to attend Breath of Life 2.0 workshop

National Breath of Life to launch one-of-a-kind software to enable linguistic analysis for language revitalization

Linguists and Native Americans Team Up on Indigenous Languages

National Breath of Life Launches New Workshops

Myaamia Center receives NEH grant to continue indigenous language revitalization