Endangered Languages Project
In this online event, three master storytellers from across India - Bhuri Bai (Bhil), Venkat Shyam (Gond), and Indira Mukherjee - explored the relationships between storytelling, art, Indigenous languages and cultures, and education. Dr. Hammine studies Indigenous language revitalization and education - both in her own Yaeyaman language community in Japan, and in Sámi communities in Finland.
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- Category: organization
- Website: http://www.endangeredlanguages.com/?hl=de
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-22
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In this online event, three master storytellers from across India - Bhuri Bai (Bhil), Venkat Shyam (Gond), and Indira Mukherjee - explored the relationships between storytelling, art, Indigenous languages and cultures, and education. Dr. Hammine studies Indigenous language revitalization and education - both in her own Yaeyaman language community in Japan, and in Sámi communities in Finland.
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