Dinayetr (The Breath of Our People): The ethical importance of supporting Alaska Native language revitalization

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Dinayetr (The Breath of Our People): The ethical importance of supporting Alaska Native language revitalization

Presented by: Dr. LaVerne Xilegg Demientieff and Dr. Jessica Saniġaq Ullrich
Moderator: Tonie Protzman, MS, LPC, CDC

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1 Alaska Native

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AK-04282023-10AK

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1 hour 1 minute

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Available for 3 months after Registration

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Category: Alaska Native, General Social Work

Category: Alaska Native, General Social Work (show less)

Other: Alaska

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Dr. LaVerne Xilegg Demientieff and Dr. Jessica Saniġaq Ullrich will discuss how Alaska Native language continuation is important for social workers to support. We will share a brief history of language suppression and how the NASW ethical values of service, social justice, dignity and worth of a person, importance of human relationships, integrity and competence align with efforts to keep Indigenous languages alive for collective wellbeing.

Learning Objectives:

Identify the ways language loss is linked to intergenerational trauma for many Alaska Native people.
Learn how the NASW code of ethics guides social workers to align with language revitalization efforts.
Discuss ideas for policy and practice change to support language learning and how these efforts connect to the wellbeing of all.

1 Alaska Native

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Member	$20.00

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