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Revitalizing endangered aboriginal language
Halq’eméylem is the disappearing language of the Stó: lö people who live along B.C.’s Fraser River. Now spoken by only a handful of elders, it may soon enjoy a renascence thanks to an unusual partnership between SFU and the Stó: lö nation. Education professors Ethel Gardner and Carolyn Kenny conceived a unique training program that certifies students to teach the aboriginal language and culture in schools. For more information
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