Celebrating the Indigenous Languages ​​of America

El CLACSO Working Group on Education and Interculturality He presents a work in which he compiled words in indigenous languages ​​of America, to contribute to making visible the magnitude of these languages, their uses, richness and existing diversity.

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http://lenguasindigenas.clacso.org/

In their presentation, the researchers emphasize that "the appreciation of indigenous languages ​​can be an element that raises awareness among States in pursuit of their recognition and, at the same time, permeates hegemonic societies to work on reversing centuries of denial, mistreatment and ignorance that in many cases leads to the loss of such an invaluable heritage of humanity."

The map of towns includes: ACHUAR – AYMARA – CHANE – ISKONAWA – KAINGANG – KICHWA – LEPAI NDÉ – MAPUCHE – MBYA GUARANI – PAI TAVYTERA – QHESHWA/QUECHUA – TLAXCALTECA – TOBA/QOM – WAYUU – WICHI