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Overview Our team at the First Peoples’ Cultural Council welcomes the beginning of fall and the changing of the seasons as a time to reflect on the year so far. This edition of the FPCC Newsletter walks you through recent updates, stories and projects as we continue our work supporting the revitalization of First Nations…
Overview This resource outlines good practices to consider when you contact a translator about your project. View Resource Prepared by First Peoples’ Cultural Council Language Program
Overview The following module is a guide for collecting language information, also known as elicitation. The contents include goals, tips, methods and kinds of linguistic or language information that you may want to gather. Navigate through the following lessons to learn more about how to increase your FirstVoices site’s richness or improve your other language projects. These tips…
Overview This study of the the First Peoples’ Cultural Council (FPCC) Indigenous Heritage Infrastructure Grant (HIP) program (2021 and 2022 program year) examines how the program is relevant to the needs and objectives of First Nations in British Columbia, FPCC, the Province of British Columbia and the conservation and revitalization of First Nations’ heritage. View…
Overview A Linguist’s Code of Conduct: Guidelines for Engaging in Linguistic Work with Indigenous Peoples is a collection of thoughts, reflective questions and suggestions for linguists who are engaging in (or preparing to engage in) linguistic work with Indigenous peoples. We welcome you to build on this document in ways that are useful and relevant to your…
Download Resources FPCC Language Status Report 2022 FPCC Language Status Report Fact Sheet 2022 Overview Linked above is FPCC’s Report on the Status of First Nations Languages, Fourth Edition 2022 as well as an accompanying fact sheet. The report and the fact sheet highlight the current state of First Nations languages in B.C. and the…
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