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May 16 - May 17, 2024 at the University of Montana - Missoula
The University of Montana acknowledges that we are in the aboriginal territories of the Séliš (Salish) and Ql ̓ ispé (Kalispel) people. Today, we honor the path they have always shown us in caring for this place for the generations to come.
Two days of in-person presentations, workshops, and discussion, hosted by the Collaborative Language Planning Project (CLPP).
Two days of in-person presentations, workshops, and discussion, hosted by the Collaborative Language Planning Project (CLPP).
Location
Location
The conference will take place on campus at the University of Montana in Missoula.
Day 1 will be held in the University Center Ballroom (3rd floor). Day 2 will be held in the Payne Family Native American Center, in Rooms 103 & 105.
Click here for a map of campus. Find a map of campus parking on our Travel page.
What is CLPP?
What is CLPP?
The Collaborative Language Planning Project (CLPP) was formed in 2018 with aims to enhance communication among language activists, language teachers, students, and researchers from Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities in the state of Montana. CLPP conducts meetings, workshops, and other activities that work to further the recognition, maintenance, and promotion of Indigenous languages in Montana. Participants include representatives from tribal colleges in Montana as well as language activists, teachers, and researchers from independent community language programs. The goals of CLPP include enriching language revitalization efforts among Indigenous communities, enhancing teachers and activists’ training experiences, and encouraging and fostering collaboration.
Learn more at CLPP's website.
CLPP is supported by National Science Foundation DLI-DEL and TCUP grants BCS-1800617, BCS-1800820, BCS-2037470
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