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Salish School of Spokane hires development director to advance language revitalization

The Salish School of Spokane welcomes Joy Peltier as development director to grow support, strengthen funding, and advance Salish language revitalization.
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Language at Charlie Kirk demonstrations is spoken under Christian flags. Is it Christian?

After Charlie Kirk’s killing, groups like TPUSA invoke faith to advance political goals. Some Christians say it distorts the message of Jesus.
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Salish School of Spokane names 2 co-executive directors to lead Indigenous language revitalization

New co-executive directors Brea Desautel and Kim Richards bring shared leadership to the Salish School of Spokane, continuing its mission of language and cultural revitalization.
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Social Media Mockery Reinforces Ableist Language We Refuse to Acknowledge

A deaf pastor reflects on ableist memes, speech shaming, and the sacred responsibility of mindful language in both spiritual and everyday spaces.
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The Impact of Language on the Brain, Creating New Neuronal Connections and Bible Study

Research from second language learning indicates that when we learn a new language, even a few words, we make new connections in our brain.
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Establishing Ties and Taming Peace

By Kimberly Burnham In Rhodian, a language spoken on Rhodes, the largest of the Dodecanese islands of Greece the word "ktílos" or "κτίλος" means peaceful, tame, docile,...
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Students can’t walk away from content, language, that’s uncomfortable

Creating a climate at our universities where students can walk away from any content that makes them uncomfortable seems helpful and empowering, but it isn’t.
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