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Noon Wednesday with guest Margaret Noodin
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Margaret Noodin explains the need to preserve indigenous languages in Wisconsin.
Indigenous languages are no longer fluently spoken in Wisconsin, but efforts to preserve and stabilize languages across tribes has increased. Margaret Noodin, director of the Electa Quinney Institute for American Indian Eduction and associate professor of English and American Indian Studies at UW-Milwaukee, explains what these efforts look like.
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Noon Wednesday with guest Margaret Noodin
Clip: Season 1700 Episode 1724 | 21m 43sVideo has Closed Captions
Indigenous languages are no longer fluently spoken in Wisconsin, but efforts to preserve and stabilize languages across tribes has increased. Margaret Noodin, director of the Electa Quinney Institute for American Indian Eduction and associate professor of English and American Indian Studies at UW-Milwaukee, explains what these efforts look like.
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