by Doyon Foundation | May 25, 2022 | Featured Post, Language and Culture
Doyon Foundation is pleased to announce that a language-learning course in Deg Xinag is now available in Doyon Languages Online. The online course is available for free to all interested language learners; find more information and sign up at doyonfoundation.com/dlo. ...
by Doyon Foundation | May 25, 2022 | Featured Post, Language and Culture, Native Word of the Month
Photo credit: James Brooks Our May 2022 Native Word of the Month celebrates spring and the changes in the landscape that come with the new season. Łuu hijii. = The ice is going out.Dinjii Zhuh K’yaa (Gwich’in) A special thank you to Allan Diton Hayton for providing...
by Doyon Foundation | May 23, 2022 | Featured Post, Language and Culture
Now you can learn your Native language wherever you go with the app for Doyon Languages Online! To get started, go to the Apple App Store, Google Play or Amazon Appstore and search for “Transparent Language Online.” Download and login with your existing Doyon...
by Doyon Foundation | Apr 28, 2022 | Featured Post, Language and Culture, Storyteller
In this Storyteller language profile, we speak with the instructor and students from the Native language class at Effie Kokrine Charter School in Fairbanks. The high school students are learning different Doyon region languages using Doyon Languages Online as well as...
by Doyon Foundation | Apr 21, 2022 | Featured Post, Language and Culture
Doyon Foundation is working with WGBH Boston to produce two dubbed episodes of the PBS Kids’ show Molly of Denali in two of the Native languages of the Doyon region: Dinjii Zhuh K’yaa (Gwich’in) and Denaakk’e (Koyukon). We are currently seeking a youth voice...
by Doyon Foundation | Apr 19, 2022 | Featured Post, Language and Culture, Native Word of the Month
Our April Native Word of the Month features students from the Native language class at Effie Kokrine Charter School introducing themselves and sharing a word or phrase in their Native language. We are so excited that students are using our Doyon Languages Online...
