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The North American and Arctic Regional Meeting (IYIL2019 Regional Meeting) will contribute to the implementation of the Action Plan for Organizing the 2019 International Year of Indigenous Languages, in particular to the established tentative road map towards achieving strategic objectives and expected impacts through the elaboration of a Global Strategic Outcomes Document.

The Global Strategic Outcomes Document of the 2019 International Year of Indigenous Languages will focus on three key objectives: (i) acknowledge a critical status of Indigenous languages around the world; (ii) highlight the urgent need to further recognize the essential contributions of Indigenous languages to social, cultural, economic, environmental, technological and scientific domains; and, (iii) urge key stakeholders, including international organizations and specialized agencies of the UN, governments, Indigenous organizations, NGOs and civil society to continue taking concrete and sustainable measures at every level to support, access and promote Indigenous languages around the world. The Global Strategic Outcomes Document would also set out the direction for future global actions.

Objectives

The objectives of the IYI2019 Regional Meeting in Victoria are to:

• Bring together a diverse range of stakeholders, including representatives of the national governments, Indigenous peoples, scholars and experts in the field of Indigenous languages, and others for a constructive dialogue on Indigenous languages and related issues in the North America and Arctic regions;
• Promote the human rights and fundamental freedoms, with special focus on support, access and promotion of Indigenous languages and better integration into the policy and strategic frameworks, research agendas and development of concrete tools and services;
• Identify existing challenges, practical solutions and good practices among different stakeholders working in language transmission, documentation, safeguarding, policy development, education, research, and promotion and industry fields; and,

Raise awareness on the importance of Indigenous languages, linguistic diversity and multilingualism for sustainable development and provide guidance to the stakeholders in the implementation of international, regional and national commitments related to language development.

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The North American and Arctic Regional Meeting (IYIL2019 Regional Meeting) will contribute to the implementation of the Action Plan for Organizing the 2019 International Year of Indigenous Languages, in particular to the established tentative road map towards achieving strategic objectives and expected impacts through the elaboration of a Global Strategic Outcomes Document.

The Global Strategic Outcomes Document of the 2019 International Year of Indigenous Languages will focus on three key objectives: (i) acknowledge a critical status of Indigenous languages around the world; (ii) highlight the urgent need to further recognize the essential contributions of Indigenous languages to social, cultural, economic, environmental, technological and scientific domains; and, (iii) urge key stakeholders, including international organizations and specialized agencies of the UN, governments, Indigenous organizations, NGOs and civil society to continue taking concrete and sustainable measures at every level to support, access and promote Indigenous languages around the world. The Global Strategic Outcomes Document would also set out the direction for future global actions.

Objectives

The objectives of the IYI2019 Regional Meeting in Victoria are to:

• Bring together a diverse range of stakeholders, including representatives of the national governments, Indigenous peoples, scholars and experts in the field of Indigenous languages, and others for a constructive dialogue on Indigenous languages and related issues in the North America and Arctic regions;
• Promote the human rights and fundamental freedoms, with special focus on support, access and promotion of Indigenous languages and better integration into the policy and strategic frameworks, research agendas and development of concrete tools and services;
• Identify existing challenges, practical solutions and good practices among different stakeholders working in language transmission, documentation, safeguarding, policy development, education, research, and promotion and industry fields; and,

Raise awareness on the importance of Indigenous languages, linguistic diversity and multilingualism for sustainable development and provide guidance to the stakeholders in the implementation of international, regional and national commitments related to language development.

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The North American and Arctic Regional Meeting (IYIL2019 Regional Meeting) will contribute to the implementation of the Action Plan for Organizing the 2019 International Year of Indigenous Languages, in particular to the established tentative road map towards achieving strategic objectives and expected impacts through the elaboration of a Global Strategic Outcomes Document.

The Global Strategic Outcomes Document of the 2019 International Year of Indigenous Languages will focus on three key objectives: (i) acknowledge a critical status of Indigenous languages around the world; (ii) highlight the urgent need to further recognize the essential contributions of Indigenous languages to social, cultural, economic, environmental, technological and scientific domains; and, (iii) urge key stakeholders, including international organizations and specialized agencies of the UN, governments, Indigenous organizations, NGOs and civil society to continue taking concrete and sustainable measures at every level to support, access and promote Indigenous languages around the world. The Global Strategic Outcomes Document would also set out the direction for future global actions.

Objectives

The objectives of the IYI2019 Regional Meeting in Victoria are to:

• Bring together a diverse range of stakeholders, including representatives of the national governments, Indigenous peoples, scholars and experts in the field of Indigenous languages, and others for a constructive dialogue on Indigenous languages and related issues in the North America and Arctic regions;
• Promote the human rights and fundamental freedoms, with special focus on support, access and promotion of Indigenous languages and better integration into the policy and strategic frameworks, research agendas and development of concrete tools and services;
• Identify existing challenges, practical solutions and good practices among different stakeholders working in language transmission, documentation, safeguarding, policy development, education, research, and promotion and industry fields; and,

Raise awareness on the importance of Indigenous languages, linguistic diversity and multilingualism for sustainable development and provide guidance to the stakeholders in the implementation of international, regional and national commitments related to language development.

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The North American and Arctic Regional Meeting (IYIL2019 Regional Meeting) will contribute to the implementation of the Action Plan for Organizing the 2019 International Year of Indigenous Languages, in particular to the established tentative road map towards achieving strategic objectives and expected impacts through the elaboration of a Global Strategic Outcomes Document.

The Global Strategic Outcomes Document of the 2019 International Year of Indigenous Languages will focus on three key objectives: (i) acknowledge a critical status of Indigenous languages around the world; (ii) highlight the urgent need to further recognize the essential contributions of Indigenous languages to social, cultural, economic, environmental, technological and scientific domains; and, (iii) urge key stakeholders, including international organizations and specialized agencies of the UN, governments, Indigenous organizations, NGOs and civil society to continue taking concrete and sustainable measures at every level to support, access and promote Indigenous languages around the world. The Global Strategic Outcomes Document would also set out the direction for future global actions.

Objectives

The objectives of the IYI2019 Regional Meeting in Victoria are to:

• Bring together a diverse range of stakeholders, including representatives of the national governments, Indigenous peoples, scholars and experts in the field of Indigenous languages, and others for a constructive dialogue on Indigenous languages and related issues in the North America and Arctic regions;
• Promote the human rights and fundamental freedoms, with special focus on support, access and promotion of Indigenous languages and better integration into the policy and strategic frameworks, research agendas and development of concrete tools and services;
• Identify existing challenges, practical solutions and good practices among different stakeholders working in language transmission, documentation, safeguarding, policy development, education, research, and promotion and industry fields; and,

Raise awareness on the importance of Indigenous languages, linguistic diversity and multilingualism for sustainable development and provide guidance to the stakeholders in the implementation of international, regional and national commitments related to language development.

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my name’s Georg Rehm, I’m a Principal Researcher at DFKI, the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence. Since 2010 we’ve been organising a conference series called META-FORUM on powerful and innovative Language Technologies for the multilingual European information society.

This year’s META-FORUM conference will take place on 8/9 October 2019 in Brussels. Given the significant overlap in terms of topics, I’ve been wondering if there’s any interest from your side to participate in our conference, maybe even in an active role, on stage? We’re also organising an expo with 15-20 booths from projects and initiatives. We’d be happy to have UNESCO IYIL 2019 with a booth in our expo. (There are no fees involved whatsoever.)

More details on the conference can be found at https://www.european-language-grid.eu/meta-forum-2019/

Look forward to your response!

Best regards,
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The aim of the Festival is to promote cultural diversity and the meetings between different cultures and traditions in order to promote dialogue between nations.

The Festival is organized under the patronage of the CIOFF® (International Council of FolkFestival and FolkArt), NGO official partner of UNESCO.

Since 2017 the Festival also promotes the 17 Sustainable Development Goals of United Nations Agenda 2030, thanks to the partnership with the United Nations Regional Information Centre of Bruxelles.

This year will take part to the Festival groups from Bolivia, Kamchatka (Russia), Polinesia, Poland and Italy.

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The aim of the Festival is to promote cultural diversity and the meetings between different cultures and traditions in order to promote dialogue between nations.

The Festival is organized under the patronage of the CIOFF® (International Council of FolkFestival and FolkArt), NGO official partner of UNESCO.

Since 2017 the Festival also promotes the 17 Sustainable Development Goals of United Nations Agenda 2030, thanks to the partnership with the United Nations Regional Information Centre of Bruxelles.

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The aim of the Festival is to promote cultural diversity and the meetings between different cultures and traditions in order to promote dialogue between nations.

The Festival is organized under the patronage of the CIOFF® (International Council of FolkFestival and FolkArt), NGO official partner of UNESCO.

Since 2017 the Festival also promotes the 17 Sustainable Development Goals of United Nations Agenda 2030, thanks to the partnership with the United Nations Regional Information Centre of Bruxelles.

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• D. Victor Queta- Alcalde mayor del Resguardo Ukumari Kankhe,
• Dña Yolanda Cuastumal Gobernadora del Resguardo Ukumari Kankhe,
• D. Carlos Flores ex gobernador del Cabildo de Santa Rosa,
• Dña Nuvia Queta Coordinadora de guardia del Cabildo de Santa Rosa ,
• D. Alex Queta Alguacil del Cabildo,
• D. Jimmy Queta Alguacil Mayor del Cabildo,
• Dña. Patricia Castañeda Secretaria del Cabildo
• D. Omar Luna, Tesorero del Resguardo.
• Dña. Pilar Moreno Dra. de Zentro Logos Cultural Integratión Global Media, España
• Dña. Maya Hernandez Fundadora de Legartist lawyers Abogados, España. ICAM. 120770

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The aim of the Festival is to promote cultural diversity and the meetings between different cultures and traditions in order to promote dialogue between nations.

The Festival is organized under the patronage of the CIOFF® (International Council of FolkFestival and FolkArt), NGO official partner of UNESCO.

Since 2017 the Festival also promotes the 17 Sustainable Development Goals of United Nations Agenda 2030, thanks to the partnership with the United Nations Regional Information Centre of Bruxelles.

This year will take part to the Festival groups from Bolivia, Kamchatka (Russia), Polinesia, Poland and Italy.

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The aim of the Festival is to promote cultural diversity and the meetings between different cultures and traditions in order to promote dialogue between nations.

The Festival is organized under the patronage of the CIOFF® (International Council of FolkFestival and FolkArt), NGO official partner of UNESCO.

Since 2017 the Festival also promotes the 17 Sustainable Development Goals of United Nations Agenda 2030, thanks to the partnership with the United Nations Regional Information Centre of Bruxelles.

This year will take part to the Festival groups from Bolivia, Kamchatka (Russia), Polinesia, Poland and Italy.

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The aim of the Festival is to promote cultural diversity and the meetings between different cultures and traditions in order to promote dialogue between nations.

The Festival is organized under the patronage of the CIOFF® (International Council of FolkFestival and FolkArt), NGO official partner of UNESCO.

Since 2017 the Festival also promotes the 17 Sustainable Development Goals of United Nations Agenda 2030, thanks to the partnership with the United Nations Regional Information Centre of Bruxelles.

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The aim of the Festival is to promote cultural diversity and the meetings between different cultures and traditions in order to promote dialogue between nations.

The Festival is organized under the patronage of the CIOFF® (International Council of FolkFestival and FolkArt), NGO official partner of UNESCO.

Since 2017 the Festival also promotes the 17 Sustainable Development Goals of United Nations Agenda 2030, thanks to the partnership with the United Nations Regional Information Centre of Bruxelles.

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• D. Victor Queta- Alcalde mayor del Resguardo Ukumari Kankhe,
• Dña Yolanda Cuastumal Gobernadora del Resguardo Ukumari Kankhe,
• D. Carlos Flores ex gobernador del Cabildo de Santa Rosa,
• Dña Nuvia Queta Coordinadora de guardia del Cabildo de Santa Rosa ,
• D. Alex Queta Alguacil del Cabildo,
• D. Jimmy Queta Alguacil Mayor del Cabildo,
• Dña. Patricia Castañeda Secretaria del Cabildo
• D. Omar Luna, Tesorero del Resguardo.
• Dña. Pilar Moreno Dra. de Zentro Logos Cultural Integratión Global Media, España
• Dña. Maya Hernandez Fundadora de Legartist lawyers Abogados, España. ICAM. 120770

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• D. Victor Queta- Alcalde mayor del Resguardo Ukumari Kankhe,
• Dña Yolanda Cuastumal Gobernadora del Resguardo Ukumari Kankhe,
• D. Carlos Flores ex gobernador del Cabildo de Santa Rosa,
• Dña Nuvia Queta Coordinadora de guardia del Cabildo de Santa Rosa ,
• D. Alex Queta Alguacil del Cabildo,
• D. Jimmy Queta Alguacil Mayor del Cabildo,
• Dña. Patricia Castañeda Secretaria del Cabildo
• D. Omar Luna, Tesorero del Resguardo.
• Dña. Pilar Moreno Dra. de Zentro Logos Cultural Integratión Global Media, España
• Dña. Maya Hernandez Fundadora de Legartist lawyers Abogados, España. ICAM. 120770

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In order to build awareness of the importance of language preservation, Tribal Connections attendees will take a self-guided tour through the world-renowned Heard Museum. They will visit different pieces that reflect on the importance of language and events that contributed to Indigenous language loss. At the end of the tour, they will have the opportunity to engage in table discussions about what individuals and communities can do to support language preservation and revitalization in tribal communities.

First Things First recognizes that visiting sacred spaces, seeing artifacts and reflecting on history can bring up many strong and difficult emotions. For those needing a quiet place to reflect, the Education Garden at the Heard Museum will be available throughout the evening. The Education Garden is also available to any attendee who wishes to cleanse with their sacred herbs at any point during the event.

Ideal for program staff, managers and policymakers working in tribal communities. Space is limited, so register today! The cost is $20 per attendee with no onsite registration.

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In order to build awareness of the importance of language preservation, Tribal Connections attendees will take a self-guided tour through the world-renowned Heard Museum. They will visit different pieces that reflect on the importance of language and events that contributed to Indigenous language loss. At the end of the tour, they will have the opportunity to engage in table discussions about what individuals and communities can do to support language preservation and revitalization in tribal communities.

First Things First recognizes that visiting sacred spaces, seeing artifacts and reflecting on history can bring up many strong and difficult emotions. For those needing a quiet place to reflect, the Education Garden at the Heard Museum will be available throughout the evening. The Education Garden is also available to any attendee who wishes to cleanse with their sacred herbs at any point during the event.

Ideal for program staff, managers and policymakers working in tribal communities. Space is limited, so register today! The cost is $20 per attendee with no onsite registration.

Register today! https://summit.firstthingsfirst.org/register/

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A la reunión asistirán:

• Taita Querubín Queta Alvarado, Máxima autoridad Indígena del Pueblo Cofán de Colombia, Mayor del Resguardo Ukumari kankhe y del resto de Resguardos Territoriales.
• D. Victor Queta, Alcalde Mayor del Resguardo Ukumari Kankhe.
• D. Cesar Wilinton Chapal, Director ejecutivo de la Mesa Permanente de Trabajo por el pueblo Cofán.
• Dña. Pilar Moreno Morón, Dra. Zentro Logos Cultural Integration Global Media, España.
• Dña Maya Hernandez, Fdora. Legartist Lawyers Abogados, España. ICAM 120770

En pro de un futuro innovador y en defensa de los Derechos Humanos Indígenas, linguísticos, Medioambientales y Territoriales.
– Se propone expandir el proyecto de ecosostenibilidad en el “Centro Ednoeducativo Intercultural Bilingue Taita Querubín Queta Alvarado de Educación, Cultura y Sabiduría Ancestral”, un proyecto innovador en pro de la Educación Universal que podrá ser presentado ante las otras (8) comunidades Indígenas del Territorio Cofán.
– Demarcar la ubicación en google maps de la actual extensión territorial del Resguardo Ukumari Kankhe con las 20.000 Ha. mas reconocidas y concedidas por el Gobierno de Colombia.
– Implementación de webs que permitan una mayor interrelación propia, e internacional, para el Desarrollo y Defensa de la Lengua, Tradiciones, Costumbres y Territorio del Pueblo Cofán, derechos, por los que la Mesa Permanente lucha cada día.

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A la reunión asistirán:

• Taita Querubín Queta Alvarado, Máxima autoridad Indígena del Pueblo Cofán de Colombia, Mayor del Resguardo Ukumari kankhe y del resto de Resguardos Territoriales.
• D. Victor Queta, Alcalde Mayor del Resguardo Ukumari Kankhe.
• D. Cesar Wilinton Chapal, Director ejecutivo de la Mesa Permanente de Trabajo por el pueblo Cofán.
• Dña. Pilar Moreno Morón, Dra. Zentro Logos Cultural Integration Global Media, España.
• Dña Maya Hernandez, Fdora. Legartist Lawyers Abogados, España. ICAM 120770

En pro de un futuro innovador y en defensa de los Derechos Humanos Indígenas, linguísticos, Medioambientales y Territoriales.
– Se propone expandir el proyecto de ecosostenibilidad en el “Centro Ednoeducativo Intercultural Bilingue Taita Querubín Queta Alvarado de Educación, Cultura y Sabiduría Ancestral”, un proyecto innovador en pro de la Educación Universal que podrá ser presentado ante las otras (8) comunidades Indígenas del Territorio Cofán.
– Demarcar la ubicación en google maps de la actual extensión territorial del Resguardo Ukumari Kankhe con las 20.000 Ha. mas reconocidas y concedidas por el Gobierno de Colombia.
– Implementación de webs que permitan una mayor interrelación propia, e internacional, para el Desarrollo y Defensa de la Lengua, Tradiciones, Costumbres y Territorio del Pueblo Cofán, derechos, por los que la Mesa Permanente lucha cada día.

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A la reunión asistirán:

• Taita Querubín Queta Alvarado, Máxima autoridad Indígena del Pueblo Cofán de Colombia, Mayor del Resguardo Ukumari kankhe y del resto de Resguardos Territoriales.
• D. Victor Queta, Alcalde Mayor del Resguardo Ukumari Kankhe.
• D. Cesar Wilinton Chapal, Director ejecutivo de la Mesa Permanente de Trabajo por el pueblo Cofán.
• Dña. Pilar Moreno Morón, Dra. Zentro Logos Cultural Integration Global Media, España.
• Dña Maya Hernandez, Fdora. Legartist Lawyers Abogados, España. ICAM 120770

En pro de un futuro innovador y en defensa de los Derechos Humanos Indígenas, linguísticos, Medioambientales y Territoriales.
– Se propone expandir el proyecto de ecosostenibilidad en el “Centro Ednoeducativo Intercultural Bilingue Taita Querubín Queta Alvarado de Educación, Cultura y Sabiduría Ancestral”, un proyecto innovador en pro de la Educación Universal que podrá ser presentado ante las otras (8) comunidades Indígenas del Territorio Cofán.
– Demarcar la ubicación en google maps de la actual extensión territorial del Resguardo Ukumari Kankhe con las 20.000 Ha. mas reconocidas y concedidas por el Gobierno de Colombia.
– Implementación de webs que permitan una mayor interrelación propia, e internacional, para el Desarrollo y Defensa de la Lengua, Tradiciones, Costumbres y Territorio del Pueblo Cofán, derechos, por los que la Mesa Permanente lucha cada día.

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La muestra latinoamericana indígena exhibirá la riqueza de algunas artesanías, su palabra en lengua originaria y su significado, para el público más pequeño: los niños. Haciendo una pequeña muestra  de diversas actividades culturales de grupos indígenas de México, Perú, Colombia, Ecuador y Brasil a  través de manualidades, juegos y actividades, junto con una muestra de artesanías . 

Nuestro objetivo es   revitalizar las lenguas a través de sus artesanías y cambiar la percepción que otorga la televisión o el cine que han palidecido la belleza y la significación de muchas de las tradiciones de una manera muy escueta, nula o incluso  en una forma negativa hacia las festividades y los objetos que Tienen un concepto muy contrario a lo que se manifiesta en el  mundo occidental. U

Las actividades propuestas de la investigación de los Investigadores:

1. Póster informativo de las lenguas indígenas y su significado a través de las artesanías en América Latina

2. Muestra de artesanías, su nombre en su lengua originaria y su significación.

3. Realización de manualidades para niños con el objetivo de dar a conocer:

Actividad en color de máscaras de calavera.

Actividades de relleno de papeles de colores en animales inspirados en textiles de grupos indígenas otom.h..h.ü

de México.

Actividad de pintar con colores.

Creación de abalorios, pulseras, semejantes a los pueblos indígenas del Perú.

Creación de “tocados (coronas) de plumas” de grupos indígenas del Amazonas.

Puzzles para jugar “arma tu deidad prehispánica”

Tu selfie con máscara y tocados de plumas

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La muestra latinoamericana indígena exhibirá la riqueza de algunas artesanías, su palabra en lengua originaria y su significado, para el público más pequeño: los niños. Haciendo una pequeña muestra  de diversas actividades culturales de grupos indígenas de México, Perú, Colombia, Ecuador y Brasil a  través de manualidades, juegos y actividades, junto con una muestra de artesanías . 

Nuestro objetivo es   revitalizar las lenguas a través de sus artesanías y cambiar la percepción que otorga la televisión o el cine que han palidecido la belleza y la significación de muchas de las tradiciones de una manera muy escueta, nula o incluso  en una forma negativa hacia las festividades y los objetos que Tienen un concepto muy contrario a lo que se manifiesta en el  mundo occidental. U

Las actividades propuestas de la investigación de los Investigadores:

1. Póster informativo de las lenguas indígenas y su significado a través de las artesanías en América Latina

2. Muestra de artesanías, su nombre en su lengua originaria y su significación.

3. Realización de manualidades para niños con el objetivo de dar a conocer:

Actividad en color de máscaras de calavera.

Actividades de relleno de papeles de colores en animales inspirados en textiles de grupos indígenas otom.h..h.ü

de México.

Actividad de pintar con colores.

Creación de abalorios, pulseras, semejantes a los pueblos indígenas del Perú.

Creación de “tocados (coronas) de plumas” de grupos indígenas del Amazonas.

Puzzles para jugar “arma tu deidad prehispánica”

Tu selfie con máscara y tocados de plumas

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La muestra latinoamericana indígena exhibirá la riqueza de algunas artesanías, su palabra en lengua originaria y su significado, para el público más pequeño: los niños. Haciendo una pequeña muestra  de diversas actividades culturales de grupos indígenas de México, Perú, Colombia, Ecuador y Brasil a  través de manualidades, juegos y actividades, junto con una muestra de artesanías . 

Nuestro objetivo es   revitalizar las lenguas a través de sus artesanías y cambiar la percepción que otorga la televisión o el cine que han palidecido la belleza y la significación de muchas de las tradiciones de una manera muy escueta, nula o incluso  en una forma negativa hacia las festividades y los objetos que Tienen un concepto muy contrario a lo que se manifiesta en el  mundo occidental. U

Las actividades propuestas de la investigación de los Investigadores:

1. Póster informativo de las lenguas indígenas y su significado a través de las artesanías en América Latina

2. Muestra de artesanías, su nombre en su lengua originaria y su significación.

3. Realización de manualidades para niños con el objetivo de dar a conocer:

Actividad en color de máscaras de calavera.

Actividades de relleno de papeles de colores en animales inspirados en textiles de grupos indígenas otom.h..h.ü

de México.

Actividad de pintar con colores.

Creación de abalorios, pulseras, semejantes a los pueblos indígenas del Perú.

Creación de “tocados (coronas) de plumas” de grupos indígenas del Amazonas.

Puzzles para jugar “arma tu deidad prehispánica”

Tu selfie con máscara y tocados de plumas

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The IOL is an event that actively promotes the value of linguistic diversity to future generations. The week-long event includes an individual contest, a team contest, and several lectures in various topics in language and linguistics, presented by linguists from all around the globe. Incidentally, the problems and lectures presented at the IOL mainly feature indigenous/tribal, minority and minoritized (ITM) languages and communities. A problem from last year featured the counting system of Mountain Arapesh (Bukyip) of Papua New Guinea. Another problem featured the lexicon of the Creek language of Oklahoma, USA. At the 14^th IOL held in Mysore, India, Professor Anvita Abbi presented a fascinating lecture on the near-extinct languages of the Andaman Isles. These are merely a few examples from the vast range of indigenous/tribal languages that were introduced and discussed in past IOLs. The IOL is a wonderful opportunity for students to deal with indigenous/tribal languages first hand; languages that students seldom encounter at schools.

The IOL is an event where one can learn to appreciate indigenous/tribal, minority and minoritized (ITM) languages. Many problems of the IOL introduce colorful linguistic concepts that are unique to the language and culture of the respective communities. They require the solver to approach languages with a creative, open mind. Horses are foreign to the Yukaghir people of the Siberian Tundra, so they describe horses as “Yakut deer”, after their more numerous neighbors, the Yakut people. The Iatmul word for ‘car’ directly translates into ‘land canoe’ because canoes were the traditional choice of transportation for the Iatmul people of Papua New Guinea. Such examples highlight the value of cultural diversity from a linguistic perspective, and by solving these problems students can learn to appreciate the subtle beauty and uniqueness of each language. It is also an opportunity for students to understand the importance of preserving indigenous languages.

With this exposure, many participating students have chosen to further pursue their interests in linguistics. Several members of the jury of the IOL and the national preliminary contests are in fact former participants who decided to start their own research and create new problems featuring other minority languages. Many students are also studying linguistics at major institutions for higher education all around the world. Over the years, the IOL has served an effective gateway for young linguists.

Over 200 talented young students from 35 countries will participate in this year’s IOL. Contestants are chosen through national prelims held in their respective home countries and are the greatest enthusiasts of language and linguistics.

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The IOL is an event that actively promotes the value of linguistic diversity to future generations. The week-long event includes an individual contest, a team contest, and several lectures in various topics in language and linguistics, presented by linguists from all around the globe. Incidentally, the problems and lectures presented at the IOL mainly feature indigenous/tribal, minority and minoritized (ITM) languages and communities. A problem from last year featured the counting system of Mountain Arapesh (Bukyip) of Papua New Guinea. Another problem featured the lexicon of the Creek language of Oklahoma, USA. At the 14^th IOL held in Mysore, India, Professor Anvita Abbi presented a fascinating lecture on the near-extinct languages of the Andaman Isles. These are merely a few examples from the vast range of indigenous/tribal languages that were introduced and discussed in past IOLs. The IOL is a wonderful opportunity for students to deal with indigenous/tribal languages first hand; languages that students seldom encounter at schools.

The IOL is an event where one can learn to appreciate indigenous/tribal, minority and minoritized (ITM) languages. Many problems of the IOL introduce colorful linguistic concepts that are unique to the language and culture of the respective communities. They require the solver to approach languages with a creative, open mind. Horses are foreign to the Yukaghir people of the Siberian Tundra, so they describe horses as “Yakut deer”, after their more numerous neighbors, the Yakut people. The Iatmul word for ‘car’ directly translates into ‘land canoe’ because canoes were the traditional choice of transportation for the Iatmul people of Papua New Guinea. Such examples highlight the value of cultural diversity from a linguistic perspective, and by solving these problems students can learn to appreciate the subtle beauty and uniqueness of each language. It is also an opportunity for students to understand the importance of preserving indigenous languages.

With this exposure, many participating students have chosen to further pursue their interests in linguistics. Several members of the jury of the IOL and the national preliminary contests are in fact former participants who decided to start their own research and create new problems featuring other minority languages. Many students are also studying linguistics at major institutions for higher education all around the world. Over the years, the IOL has served an effective gateway for young linguists.

Over 200 talented young students from 35 countries will participate in this year’s IOL. Contestants are chosen through national prelims held in their respective home countries and are the greatest enthusiasts of language and linguistics.

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The IOL is an event that actively promotes the value of linguistic diversity to future generations. The week-long event includes an individual contest, a team contest, and several lectures in various topics in language and linguistics, presented by linguists from all around the globe. Incidentally, the problems and lectures presented at the IOL mainly feature indigenous/tribal, minority and minoritized (ITM) languages and communities. A problem from last year featured the counting system of Mountain Arapesh (Bukyip) of Papua New Guinea. Another problem featured the lexicon of the Creek language of Oklahoma, USA. At the 14^th IOL held in Mysore, India, Professor Anvita Abbi presented a fascinating lecture on the near-extinct languages of the Andaman Isles. These are merely a few examples from the vast range of indigenous/tribal languages that were introduced and discussed in past IOLs. The IOL is a wonderful opportunity for students to deal with indigenous/tribal languages first hand; languages that students seldom encounter at schools.

The IOL is an event where one can learn to appreciate indigenous/tribal, minority and minoritized (ITM) languages. Many problems of the IOL introduce colorful linguistic concepts that are unique to the language and culture of the respective communities. They require the solver to approach languages with a creative, open mind. Horses are foreign to the Yukaghir people of the Siberian Tundra, so they describe horses as “Yakut deer”, after their more numerous neighbors, the Yakut people. The Iatmul word for ‘car’ directly translates into ‘land canoe’ because canoes were the traditional choice of transportation for the Iatmul people of Papua New Guinea. Such examples highlight the value of cultural diversity from a linguistic perspective, and by solving these problems students can learn to appreciate the subtle beauty and uniqueness of each language. It is also an opportunity for students to understand the importance of preserving indigenous languages.

With this exposure, many participating students have chosen to further pursue their interests in linguistics. Several members of the jury of the IOL and the national preliminary contests are in fact former participants who decided to start their own research and create new problems featuring other minority languages. Many students are also studying linguistics at major institutions for higher education all around the world. Over the years, the IOL has served an effective gateway for young linguists.

Over 200 talented young students from 35 countries will participate in this year’s IOL. Contestants are chosen through national prelims held in their respective home countries and are the greatest enthusiasts of language and linguistics.

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Für die ca. 45.000 Guarani-Kaiowá im Bundesstaat Mato Grosso do Sul ist Land der Ursprung allen Lebens, doch Großgrundbesitzer und die Agroindustrie (Soja, Zuckerrohr, Eukalyptus, Rindfleisch) haben große Teile ihres Gebiets verwüstet und nahezu all ihr Land genommen, obwohl dieses ihnen in der Verfassung zugesichert ist. Neben gewaltsamen Vertreibungen kommt es immer wieder auch zu Morden an indigenen AnführerInnen, LehrerInnen und HeilerInnen, eine Bedrohung, die von bezahlten Söldner der Großgrundbesitzer ausgeht.
Durch den politischen Rechtsruck ist die Situation in Brasilien seit dem Amtsantritt von Präsidenten Jair Bolsonaro prekär. Er kündigte unter anderem öffentlich an, die bisher geschützten Lebensräume der Indigenen im Urwald zum Verkauf anzubieten.

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Für die ca. 45.000 Guarani-Kaiowá im Bundesstaat Mato Grosso do Sul ist Land der Ursprung allen Lebens, doch Großgrundbesitzer und die Agroindustrie (Soja, Zuckerrohr, Eukalyptus, Rindfleisch) haben große Teile ihres Gebiets verwüstet und nahezu all ihr Land genommen, obwohl dieses ihnen in der Verfassung zugesichert ist. Neben gewaltsamen Vertreibungen kommt es immer wieder auch zu Morden an indigenen AnführerInnen, LehrerInnen und HeilerInnen, eine Bedrohung, die von bezahlten Söldner der Großgrundbesitzer ausgeht.
Durch den politischen Rechtsruck ist die Situation in Brasilien seit dem Amtsantritt von Präsidenten Jair Bolsonaro prekär. Er kündigte unter anderem öffentlich an, die bisher geschützten Lebensräume der Indigenen im Urwald zum Verkauf anzubieten.

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Für die ca. 45.000 Guarani-Kaiowá im Bundesstaat Mato Grosso do Sul ist Land der Ursprung allen Lebens, doch Großgrundbesitzer und die Agroindustrie (Soja, Zuckerrohr, Eukalyptus, Rindfleisch) haben große Teile ihres Gebiets verwüstet und nahezu all ihr Land genommen, obwohl dieses ihnen in der Verfassung zugesichert ist. Neben gewaltsamen Vertreibungen kommt es immer wieder auch zu Morden an indigenen AnführerInnen, LehrerInnen und HeilerInnen, eine Bedrohung, die von bezahlten Söldner der Großgrundbesitzer ausgeht.
Durch den politischen Rechtsruck ist die Situation in Brasilien seit dem Amtsantritt von Präsidenten Jair Bolsonaro prekär. Er kündigte unter anderem öffentlich an, die bisher geschützten Lebensräume der Indigenen im Urwald zum Verkauf anzubieten.

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Für die ca. 45.000 Guarani-Kaiowá im Bundesstaat Mato Grosso do Sul ist Land der Ursprung allen Lebens, doch Großgrundbesitzer und die Agroindustrie (Soja, Zuckerrohr, Eukalyptus, Rindfleisch) haben große Teile ihres Gebiets verwüstet und nahezu all ihr Land genommen, obwohl dieses ihnen in der Verfassung zugesichert ist. Neben gewaltsamen Vertreibungen kommt es immer wieder auch zu Morden an indigenen AnführerInnen, LehrerInnen und HeilerInnen, eine Bedrohung, die von bezahlten Söldner der Großgrundbesitzer ausgeht.
Durch den politischen Rechtsruck ist die Situation in Brasilien seit dem Amtsantritt von Präsidenten Jair Bolsonaro prekär. Er kündigte unter anderem öffentlich an, die bisher geschützten Lebensräume der Indigenen im Urwald zum Verkauf anzubieten.

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Out of the 780 languages spoken in India 197 are endangered. According to a linguistic survey by a renowned activist, 220 Indian Languages had already gone extinct in the last five decades alone. One of the reason for extinction of languages is that Indian children are taught in only 22 officially recognized languages, the remaining do not receive any focus. Just like some other countries which are fighting to safeguard their indigenous languages. We are taking an initiative to preserve the precious languages which keeps the culture and heritage of the Nation alive. The objective is to promote, preserve and conserve languages which have or are on the verge of losing their existence.

• We will be organizing the symposium on 29^th June 2019 at Hotel Surya Delhi on the respective theme.
• We will be organizing the symposium on platform which will be inviting delegates from multitudinous domains with the same field of interest.
• The Symposium will have four sessions including Inaugural Session and other technical sessions on different aspects of Indigenous Languages of India.

• The sessions will be Chaired and attended by experts from different organizations including those from United Nations , Academic and Cultural Institutions and from the Government of India.

• The components of the event will contain a broad based overview of the theme with related sub themes. Event is designed in such a way that ensures the promotion and outreach of the theme in accordance with the desired outcomes of the United Nations’ Action Plan on the theme.

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Out of the 780 languages spoken in India 197 are endangered. According to a linguistic survey by a renowned activist, 220 Indian Languages had already gone extinct in the last five decades alone. One of the reason for extinction of languages is that Indian children are taught in only 22 officially recognized languages, the remaining do not receive any focus. Just like some other countries which are fighting to safeguard their indigenous languages. We are taking an initiative to preserve the precious languages which keeps the culture and heritage of the Nation alive. The objective is to promote, preserve and conserve languages which have or are on the verge of losing their existence.

• We will be organizing the symposium on 29^th June 2019 at Hotel Surya Delhi on the respective theme.
• We will be organizing the symposium on platform which will be inviting delegates from multitudinous domains with the same field of interest.
• The Symposium will have four sessions including Inaugural Session and other technical sessions on different aspects of Indigenous Languages of India.

• The sessions will be Chaired and attended by experts from different organizations including those from United Nations , Academic and Cultural Institutions and from the Government of India.

• The components of the event will contain a broad based overview of the theme with related sub themes. Event is designed in such a way that ensures the promotion and outreach of the theme in accordance with the desired outcomes of the United Nations’ Action Plan on the theme.

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Out of the 780 languages spoken in India 197 are endangered. According to a linguistic survey by a renowned activist, 220 Indian Languages had already gone extinct in the last five decades alone. One of the reason for extinction of languages is that Indian children are taught in only 22 officially recognized languages, the remaining do not receive any focus. Just like some other countries which are fighting to safeguard their indigenous languages. We are taking an initiative to preserve the precious languages which keeps the culture and heritage of the Nation alive. The objective is to promote, preserve and conserve languages which have or are on the verge of losing their existence.

• We will be organizing the symposium on 29^th June 2019 at Hotel Surya Delhi on the respective theme.
• We will be organizing the symposium on platform which will be inviting delegates from multitudinous domains with the same field of interest.
• The Symposium will have four sessions including Inaugural Session and other technical sessions on different aspects of Indigenous Languages of India.

• The sessions will be Chaired and attended by experts from different organizations including those from United Nations , Academic and Cultural Institutions and from the Government of India.

• The components of the event will contain a broad based overview of the theme with related sub themes. Event is designed in such a way that ensures the promotion and outreach of the theme in accordance with the desired outcomes of the United Nations’ Action Plan on the theme.

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The deadline for submitting candidatures is approaching on 16 June 2019!

Nominating entities can submit their nominations by Sunday 23 June 2019.

Every year, the prizes are organized around a specific theme. This year’s focus is on: ‘Literacy and Multilingualism’.

The nomination process is taking place via an online platform. An applicant can access the online application form by requesting the creation of a user account through this link

You will also find relevant information on the UNESCO International Literacy Prizes website

Any enquiries with regard to the application and nomination process should be addressed to the Secretariat of the UNESCO International Literacy Prizes (phone: +33 1 45 68 08 59; e-mail: literacyprizes@unesco.org).

Thank you in advance for your kind attention.

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On this occasion the event will focus on the objective of sensitizing public opinion on the risks which languages have to face and the value of the native languages as vehicle of culture, of knowledge systems and ways of life.

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The congress aims to offer a preliminary answer to the growing lost of interest on indigenous language learning both in the national and international context, and the consequences associated with the lost of sense of the different cultural conceptions of life of the different communitites, their practices in contact with the nature, the world and the incidence of it in the conception of education.

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The Symposium will have four sessions including Inaugural Session and other technical sessions on different aspects of Indigenous Languages of India. The sessions will be Chaired and attended by experts from different organizations including those from , Academic and Cultural Institutions and from the Government of India. The components of the event will contain a broad based overview of the theme with related sub themes. Event is designed in such a way that ensures the promotion and outreach of the theme in accordance with the desired outcomes of the United Nations’ Action Plan on the theme.

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Throughout the exhibition, visitors can watch and listen to recordings of stories by different indigenous groups in Malaysia.  Information about the speakers (with their consent), their communities, languages and culture will be provided. Indigenous art and craft will be on display and some will be available for purchase (to support indigenous artists and micro-economies). Interactive sessions with indigenous artists, musicians and leaders will also be held. Issues related to indigenous people in Malaysia, such as physical displacement, education, health and social well-being will also be highlighted during the exhibition through short films, talks, and panel sessions. The exhibition will feature an outdoor research garden for visitors to learn more about research on indigenous people in Malaysia.

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Throughout the exhibition, visitors can watch and listen to recordings of stories by different indigenous groups in Malaysia.  Information about the speakers (with their consent), their communities, languages and culture will be provided. Indigenous art and craft will be on display and some will be available for purchase (to support indigenous artists and micro-economies). Interactive sessions with indigenous artists, musicians and leaders will also be held. Issues related to indigenous people in Malaysia, such as physical displacement, education, health and social well-being will also be highlighted during the exhibition through short films, talks, and panel sessions. The exhibition will feature an outdoor research garden for visitors to learn more about research on indigenous people in Malaysia.

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Throughout the exhibition, visitors can watch and listen to recordings of stories by different indigenous groups in Malaysia.  Information about the speakers (with their consent), their communities, languages and culture will be provided. Indigenous art and craft will be on display and some will be available for purchase (to support indigenous artists and micro-economies). Interactive sessions with indigenous artists, musicians and leaders will also be held. Issues related to indigenous people in Malaysia, such as physical displacement, education, health and social well-being will also be highlighted during the exhibition through short films, talks, and panel sessions. The exhibition will feature an outdoor research garden for visitors to learn more about research on indigenous people in Malaysia.

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Throughout the exhibition, visitors can watch and listen to recordings of stories by different indigenous groups in Malaysia.  Information about the speakers (with their consent), their communities, languages and culture will be provided. Indigenous art and craft will be on display and some will be available for purchase (to support indigenous artists and micro-economies). Interactive sessions with indigenous artists, musicians and leaders will also be held. Issues related to indigenous people in Malaysia, such as physical displacement, education, health and social well-being will also be highlighted during the exhibition through short films, talks, and panel sessions. The exhibition will feature an outdoor research garden for visitors to learn more about research on indigenous people in Malaysia.

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Throughout the exhibition, visitors can watch and listen to recordings of stories by different indigenous groups in Malaysia.  Information about the speakers (with their consent), their communities, languages and culture will be provided. Indigenous art and craft will be on display and some will be available for purchase (to support indigenous artists and micro-economies). Interactive sessions with indigenous artists, musicians and leaders will also be held. Issues related to indigenous people in Malaysia, such as physical displacement, education, health and social well-being will also be highlighted during the exhibition through short films, talks, and panel sessions. The exhibition will feature an outdoor research garden for visitors to learn more about research on indigenous people in Malaysia.

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The Story Pavilion celebrates the International Year of Indigenous Languages, which UNESCO has proclaimed for 2019. Languages play a definitive role in human (co)existence. Not only communication, but also our identity and the way we perceive the world around us – all of it is based on our mother tongue. In spite of the great significance of language, more and more tongues are disappearing from the landscape of human expressiveness. In order to call attention to this situation and to commemorate the diversity of the remaining languages, the university library organizes the Story Pavilion in cooperation with researchers from faculty 15 (Cultural Studies) at TU’s Sommerfest. Through academic posters and language activities the researchers will engage both the students and staff of TU Dortmund University and visitors.

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Aushang in dem indigene Sprecher aufgefordert werden mitzumachen

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Aushang in dem indigene Sprecher aufgefordert werden mitzumachen

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Aushang in dem indigene Sprecher aufgefordert werden mitzumachen

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The Story Pavilion celebrates the International Year of Indigenous Languages, which UNESCO has proclaimed for 2019. Languages play a definitive role in human (co)existence. Not only communication, but also our identity and the way we perceive the world around us – all of it is based on our mother tongue. In spite of the great significance of language, more and more tongues are disappearing from the landscape of human expressiveness. In order to call attention to this situation and to commemorate the diversity of the remaining languages, the university library organizes the Story Pavilion in cooperation with researchers from faculty 15 (Cultural Studies) at TU’s Sommerfest. Through academic posters and language activities the researchers will engage both the students and staff of TU Dortmund University and visitors.

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The Story Pavilion celebrates the International Year of Indigenous Languages, which UNESCO has proclaimed for 2019. Languages play a definitive role in human (co)existence. Not only communication, but also our identity and the way we perceive the world around us – all of it is based on our mother tongue. In spite of the great significance of language, more and more tongues are disappearing from the landscape of human expressiveness. In order to call attention to this situation and to commemorate the diversity of the remaining languages, the university library organizes the Story Pavilion in cooperation with researchers from faculty 15 (Cultural Studies) at TU’s Sommerfest. Through academic posters and language activities the researchers will engage both the students and staff of TU Dortmund University and visitors.

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List of selected links

A Short Poem on the search for belongingness by the Universal Poet of love and humanity  : Molavi

https://refugeehosts.org/translation-poetry-and-displacement/

Yousif M. Qasmiyeh “ Writing the Camp”:

https://refugeehosts.org/2016/09/30/writing-the-camp/

Tahmineh Hooshyar Emami “ALICE’S ALTERNATIVE WONDERLAND”

https://refugeehosts.org/2017/02/06/alices-alternative-wonderland-chapter-one/

Hrri Reed: “Prior Melting”

https://refugeehosts.org/2017/03/09/prior-meltings/

Frances Timberlake “Name”

https://refugeehosts.org/2018/02/12/name/

Elena Fiddian-Qasmiyeh “Erasure”

https://refugeehosts.org/2018/04/24/erasure/

Warsan Shire

“No one leaves home, unless home is the mouth of a shark”

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2015/sep/16/poets-speak-out-for-refugees-

JJ Bola “Word” :

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2015/sep/16/poets-speak-out-for-refugees-

Jacques Roumain’s “Guinea” and Giovan Francesco Vitale’s “Rome” imagine their settings as living things in history.

http://www.slate.com/articles/arts/classic_poems/2015/03/robert_pinsky_reassesses_two_classic_poems_of_place_and_displacement.html

Kazemi “ Return” translated by Aria Fani and Adeeba Talukder,

https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/tehranbureau/2012/05/poetry-one-tongue-no-tongue-return-and-its-story-of-cultural-dialogue.html

Aghaee “The Bandage” Translated by Aria Fani

https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/tehranbureau/2010/10/voices-in-exile-three-poets.html

Hooleh “The Sticky Dreams of a Banished Butterfly” Translated by Niloufar Talebi

https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/tehranbureau/2010/10/voices-in-exile-three-poets.html

Granaz Moussavi  “The Sale” Translated by Sholeh Wolpé

Shereko Bekas: “We were Millions” translated by Amir Sharifi

http://www.rudaw.net/english/opinion/12092013

Ocean Vuong: Excerpt from “Letter to My Mother that She Will never Read” :

https://www.newyorker.com/culture/personal-history/a-letter-to-my-mother-that-she-will-never-read

Behruz Boochani: “No Friend but the Mountains”

https://www.npr.org/books/titles/634881611/no-friend-but-the-mountains-writing-from-manus-prison

Enrique’s Journey: SONIA NAZARI

http://enriquesjourney.com/enriques-journey/exerpt/

Pat Mora “Legal Alien?

https://www.peoplesworld.org/article/poem-of-the-week-pat-mora-s-legal-alien/

Walt Whitman: ” Song of Myself”

https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/45477/song-of-myself-1892-version

Abdualla Pashew ” Exile”

https://www.poetrytranslation.org/poets/abdulla-pashew

BERTOLT BRECHT” Elegies “

TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN BY ADAM KIRSCH

https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazine/poems/54758/hollywood-elegies

MAYA ANGELOU: “KIN”

https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/48987/kin-56d22aaaea246

Judy Grahan “The Common Women Poems, III. Nadine, resting on her neighbor’s stoop”

https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/52845/the-common-women-poems-iii-nadine-resting-on-her-neighbors-stoop

Homeless Poetry : A number of Poets

http://www.thehypertexts.com/Best%20Homeless%20Poetry.htm

Randall Mann “Black Box”

https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/57947/black-box

http://www.thehypertexts.com/Best%20Homeless%20Poetry.htm

FRANCISCO X. ALARCÓN “PRAYER” TRANSLATED BY FRANCISCO ARAGÓN

https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/53880/prayer-56d2339a65102

June Jordan “Poem about My Rights”

https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/48762/poem-about-my-rights

Audre Lorde “A Litany for Survival”

https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/147275/a-litany-for-survival

PABLO NERUDA ” A DOG HAS DIED” TRANSLATED BYALFRED YANKAUER

https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazine/poems/40470/a-dog-has-died

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List of selected links

A Short Poem on the search for belongingness by the Universal Poet of love and humanity  : Molavi

https://refugeehosts.org/translation-poetry-and-displacement/

Yousif M. Qasmiyeh “ Writing the Camp”:

https://refugeehosts.org/2016/09/30/writing-the-camp/