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The Modoc Nation Revitalization Language Program Will Develop Partnerships and Services That Provide Increased Access and Services to Language Learners Throughout the Modoc Nation. Modoc Nations Revitalization Language Programs Mission Is to Recover, Learn, and Share the Language and Cultural Practices of Their Ancestors Before They Are Permanently Lost to the Descendants of the Modoc Prisoners of War. Currently, the Modoc Language Is Critically Endangered. by Providing a Setting and the Resources for Members to Learn and Connect With Their Past in a Consistent Manner, We Can Teach All Generations, So They Are Able to Implement Language in Their Daily Lives and for Future Generations. the Proposed Language Immersion Format Will Be Partial Immersion Model. the Objective of the Modoc Nation Revitalization Language Program Is to Develop a Language Immersion Program That Is Sustainable and Has Long Term Success.
Committed
$899,421
Paid out
$623.0K
69%
Committed, not yet paid
$276.4K
31%
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