Create a member channel at isuma.tv for uploading educational and historic media for indigenous communities

[Zoe A Tribur]

 http://www.isuma.tv/hi/en/isumatv/diama-call-fro-submissions

 DIAMA stands for Digital the Inuit and Aboriginal Media Archives. DIAMA 
 is the organization behind isuma.tv, a sort of youtube for communities 
 across the globe, although most of their members are in Canada. They are 
 spreading out and interested in helping other communities digitize and 
 upload media archives to the Internet.


 Regards,

 Zoe Tribur
 University of Oregon

 On Tue, 20 Dec 2011 11:41:56 -0500, Rrlapier at AOL.COM wrote:
> Tim proves that anyone can learn any language. A person does not have
> to be "Native" to speak a "Native" language.
>
> My daughter knows Latin, French, Arabic, English -- and Blackfeet!
>
> rosalyn
> piegan institute, montana
>
> In a message dated 12/20/2011 8:48:18 A.M. Mountain Standard Time,
> Melvin.Peltier at SAULTCOLLEGE.CA writes:
>
>> FW: [apsip-l] FW: Tim Speaks Ojibwe
>>
>> Tim Speaks Ojibwe
>>
>> Here is a an awesome video of a young 15 year old NON-native
>> teenager who learned to speak Ojibwe on his own. He has never
>> visited “Indian Country”. I must say, his accent/pronunciation
>> were almost spot on. J
>>
>> Enjoy! J
>>
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