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Esther Martinez was a woman who dedicated her life to preserving the Tewa language. Like so many other Native American children in government boarding schools, she was punished for talking the way she did at home. Undefeated, as an adult she took on the roles of teacher, storyteller, and linguist who ensured the survival of Tewa cultural, including its spoken word. After her passing at age 93, Congress passed the Esther Martinez Native American Languages Preservation Act that offers grants for language immersion and community language programs. Featured below are two opportunities for the preservation of Native American languages: the current round of funding for The Native American Language Preservation and Maintenance Esther Martinez Immersion program, as well as a private grant from the First Nation's Development Institute.
According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, 2 million people with mental illness annually end up in jail. While housing an inmate can cost up to $31,000 per year, community mental health services can cost only $10,000 for that same time period. It is clear that the status quo serves no
A major goal of the FY 2017 Fire Prevention & Safety Grant is to implement the National Preparedness System that ensures we remain a secure and resilient country in the face of a variety of threats. The FP&S program supports core capabilities to that end, in the areas of prevention, protection, mitigation, response, and recovery. There are two components to this grant, the first
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