In March, Humanities Montana put out a SHARP Grantee Spotlight article featuring the Crow Language Consortium. We gave a…
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I am Jacob, I am an 18-year-old Crow man from Montana. I’ve spent the last 4 weeks at the Crow…
Enhance your Crow language skills through this two-day intensive Crow language course taught by Roanne Hill and Velma Pease.
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Updates on new apps and dictionary, Crow Immersion School in the works, L1-L3 textbooks, picture books and more! With Wil…
Native American languages are struggling to stay alive. But with the help of summer language institutes, they are on their way back.
Many Native American languages have only a few speakers left. But there’s been a push to help keep the Crow language alive. Those efforts are now beginning to pay off. It’s no longer just the language of the tribe’s elders. Younger and younger learners are embracing Crow along with their heritage. For this story, Amy Martin reports from Big Horn County, Mont.