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…
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…
Update: The Heritage Stewardship and Braided Infrastructure funding application period is now closed. The First Peoples’ Cultural Council’s (FPCC) Heritage program is now accepting applications for projects focused on revitalizing…
We’re wishing everyone a season filled with warmth, love and cherished memories. We hope that the new year brings joy and peace to you and yours. The artwork featured above…
FPCC’s Youth Empowered Speakers (YES) Program participant Ben Joseph shares about his experience learning his ancestral language with his three different mentors Xulimut Ben Joseph is in his third year…
We are pleased to share with you the First Peoples’ Cultural Council’s (FPCC) Year in Review 2024-25. This annual report details our cultural revitalization activities over the past year and…
Sarah Jeffrey is helping to revitalize the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh language at work and at home Sarah Jeffrey is Executive Director of Sníchim Foundation, a non-profit foundation based in Vancouver dedicated to…
Update: The Youth Empowered Speakers Program funding application is now closed. FPCC’s Youth Empowered Speakers (YES) program provides language immersion learning and paid internships for B.C. First Nations students working…
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