Looking into this article, the Quechua are very smart people when it comes to revitalizing their language and using modern techniques to keep this generation interested. A college professor used memes in his teachings and helped his students to not be afraid of their identity though their ethnicity and language is seen as poverty and their culture is not cared about as much as the dominant cultures in that area. The professor also acknowledged urban youth and the ideas of how discrimination could catch up to them if they are not educated. With partnership with local celebrities who shared their intake on how their language is seen as a symptom of poverty, shows that even urban natives still care and involve their culture with their success. They can encourage this generation to do the same. Living in a modern state and still be proud of who they were. The college professor has taught all through out the quechua territory and even in schools in the U.S. his ideas would soon be taken over to other education departments in neighboring countries.

This article talks about how immersion classes are helping to support current generations and learn their Native language.  there are a little more than 150 languages spoken in the United States but the majority are elders. According to the Immersion data,in the necy 50 to 100 years the native languages will be extinct due to less and less speakers. Their website offers options of what you want to learn about the language or the culture. Options such as videos, recipes for native foods, history on the native culture, and books for children and adults. The Immersion initiative uses or needs donations for classes, offer grants to native communities and they have on time staff for community support. The website and institution has supplies and ways to renew the culture and should have been around for years. 

In all parts of Native U.S., they all struggled with the over take of the Colonizers dominant language. They struggled to be able to keep it from being completely wiped away. Our ancestors who went through it and had to see this happen first hand, has effected the generations that came after and out a big gap in our line of fluency. This issue caused depression in today's elders and adult due to the feeling of incompleteness and low self esteem and no empowerment. The language of their identity is a big part of their key elements of the individual. Most cases often came to suicide or thoughts of suicide in elders because they never learned the language or never were apart of cultural activities. They felt that their identity was lost. Not addressing  language loss can represent failure to protect the people and the culture. Rejuvenation of native languages can improve mental health and wellbeing in indigenous communities . 

The Sami Culture Have been threatened for centuries or sinse colonization. Helga West, a Sami Poet and researcher says her child refused to speak Sami. Thsi worried her about the future of her culture. The spread of the dominant language, the mix of races within Sami territory could also be the cause. The Sami people believe that losing the language could mean they lose unique perception and world views. Since the beginning of colonization, the Sami experience colonization. Boarding schools  effecting past generations causing a gap in the language barrier and loss of tradition and language. Language in finland will be passed down and revitalized. 

The Chilean Native Language,  "Yamana" language and it's road of revitalization. The cause for loss id the dying of the last fluent speakers. Their language has always been their connection and relation to their environment. It is said that an indigenous language dies every fortnight. Near chile, the effects of assimilation is still in action with the relocation or deportation of the people. They are moved to colonial areas where their language is not spoken. The Yamana Language  has different dialects in each territory. This kind of problem could stop the process of learning all dialects and only focusing on one. The oral traditions that have been around are being lost. The Yamana language is recently being replaced by spanish. A specialist from Argentina says that the people need linguistic rights to be understood to be able to keep teaching and practising the language. 

The history of Latin ecosystems and impacts the tribe survived with their  cultural knowledge. Their survival was being threatened through the migration of traveling through countries and losing the languages. Their countries government has been no help and still follow rules of assimilation in schools and within the community. Families soon started teaching the Native language at home. This prevented schools over taking them with European teaching and language. The health and education that helped the tribe thrive depended on the language.