Language revitalization is a cornerstone of Indigenous cultural vitality and community health. FPCC’s collection of language resources and practical toolkits supports this important work in B.C. and around the world…
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We would like to acknowledge Konrad Thiele, FPCC’s outgoing Board Treasurer. FPCC would like to acknowledge and thank our outgoing Board Treasurer, Konrad Thiele, for six years of service on…
On November 29, BC Ferries and the First Peoples’ Cultural Council (FPCC) unveiled the Salish Heron artwork at an event held in Victoria, B.C. Coast Salish artist Maynard Johnny Jr.’s…
Ditidaht Kids video game takes players on cultural journey as a new tool for language revitalization. Indigenous technologies grow from all aspects of life and rely on skill, creative thinking and a…
FPCC has started a First Nations language translation registry in B.C for translation services. We invite all language speakers who are interested in sharing their language to join our First…
FPCC’s Language Program has received an additional investment of $6.86 million in new language funding from the Department of Canadian Heritage (PCH) for the 2021/22 fiscal year. The $6.86 million in new language funding from PCH brings the total to $14.6 million received from the federal…
Congratulations to the third-year graduates of the Mentor-Apprentice Program! We would like to honour and acknowledge the 2021 third-year graduates of the Mentor-Apprentice Program. Twenty-one Mentor-Apprentice Program (MAP) pairs each…