
nēhiyawak Child Raising Practices and Lessons for Schools
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In this article, I take up Pushor’s conceptualization of ‘walking alongside,’ of accompanying families on their journey to educate their children, as an alternative to the ways in which educators have stood over parents as…

Learning as nēhiyaw: Understanding Language Learning with the NEȾOLṈEW̱ Assessment Tool at the nēhiyawak Immersion Camp
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In the face of continuing pressure from colonial languages, many Indigenous languages are experiencing renewed growth through promising and essential practices such as immersion and land-based learning. This article illustrates the…

“ē-nitomikoyahkik kakīwēyahk [They’re Calling Us Home]”: Kinship, Land, and Wellness in Indigenous Language Revitalization
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This paper examines the experiences of adult participants in the nēhiyawak Language Experience (nLE), a land-based Cree language immersion camp aimed at reclaiming nēhiyawēwin (Cree). Using Indigenous methodology, this study explores…

nLE Celebrates 22nd Annual Gathering
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In July 2026, nehiyawak Language Experience (nLE) celebrated its 22nd Annual Gathering in One Arrow First Nation.
This year’s gathering brought together Sturgeon Lake First Nation Mentor-Apprentice participants and approximately 50 Cree…

Now Available! – 20th Anniversary t-shirts
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Cree Survival Phrase Booklet
StoriesThis is a survival phrase booklet for the Cree language. These phrases will help learners stay in the language using the language. It is also a note book, with space to write in the book. This was a collaboration with Christie Belcourt and Randy…

nLE blog post by kakiyosēw with (BILD) Belonging, Identity, Language, Diversity Research Group
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Children Cree Camps Available
StoriesMore information on Children Cree Camps coming soon!

Voices from the Field: Episode 1
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Voices from the Field - Episode 01 - Nehiyawak Land and Language Camp: Revitalizing Indigenous languages for health and well-being with Belinda (kakiyosew) Daniels
This episode looks at the Nehiyawak Land…

2018 Heritage Award for Community Development
StoriesMay 29th, 2018, Regina, SK – Heritage Saskatchewan is excited to officially announce the winners of the 2018 Lieutenant Governor Heritage Awards. His Honour the Honourable W. Thomas Malloy will present the worthy winners with their awards…

Revitalizing the Cree language, one experience at a time.
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Revitalizing the Cree language, one experience at a time.
Cree scholar, Belinda Daniels, began her nēhiyawēwin language journey so that her children would be able to speak Cree and communicate…



