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Délina Petit Pas, Chair and Director, Mi'kmaw Language and Culture Programs, Mi'kmaw Heritage Research and Restoration Association


Délina Petit Pas is the Chair and Director of the Mi’kmaw Language and Culture Programs with the Mi’kmaw Heritage Research and Restoration Association (MHRRA), which is a not-for-profit society based in Nova Scotia.  In the interview, she describes the culture and language revitalization camps and classes offered by MHRRA in several Newfoundland communities. At the camps, participants learn the basics of the Smith-Francis Mi’kmaw orthography and gain a deeper understanding of their language in relation to Mi’kmaw culture and traditions. Videos of esteemed Elders Bernie Francis and Curtis Michael at the camps can be found at http://vimeo.copm/channels/mhrra

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Organization: Mi'kmaw Heritage Research and Restoration Association
Name: Délina Petit Pas
Title: Chair and Director, Mi'kmaw Language and Culture Programs
Email Address: petitpas.mikmawheritage@gmail.com
YouTube: https://vimeo.com/channels/mhrra/327300341

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Name: Lisa Jodoin
Regional Lead(s):
  • Verlé Harrop 
  • Sylvia Moore 

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Nova Scotia

Education Levels

Community

Education Topics

Culture
English
Language
Leadership
Literacy

Language Spoken

English
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