Bravo to Chelsea Vowel and friends on this creative initiative to equip a Cree language classroom for Plains/Métis Cree learners in Montreal.
Click here to watch the video!
http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/cree-language-classroom-in-montreal
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Thanks Arden! To sweeten the pot a little, anyone who donates $5 or more gets entered into a draw to win either a pair of mukluks or a pair of moccasins from Manitobah Mukluks! We’ve managed to raise almost $1000 in one day, and it’s beyond exciting to finally get the chance to set this up properly 🙂
Are you getting any interest from the local East Cree dialect speaking people? I’m sure there would be some curiosity with people comparing another Cree dialect from half way across the country. The James Bay Cree dialects change considerably from one side of the coast to the other.