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When Native Americans Meet The Finnish – Findians (Finnishinaabe)
5 Oct 2026 #languages #language #culture Support me / Give me a tip! https://buymeacoffee.com/offmylawn https://ko-fi.com/offmylawn ~SOURCES~ Videos: Dr. Arne Vainio presentation • I AM FINNISHINAABE Presentation by Arne Va… Lyz Jaakola talk • Finnishinaabe Fusions with Lyz Jaakola Fintiaanit (Findians) … Continue reading
America, As In Us.
Five vignettes across America revealing the resilience of the immigrant fabric of our country amidst the Trump administration’s current and proposed policies. Created by Even/Odd for Lyft as part of americaisanidea.com –– a bold and timely collection of films, photojournalism, … Continue reading
Migrant solidarity in London and Manchester
Two activists, Ewa Barker and Kate Bradley, discuss their involvment in migrant solidarity in London and Manchester Ewa Barker initiated Manchester to Calais. Here she explains the dynamic within the movement in Manchester The response to our page on Facebook was … Continue reading
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Myths and stereotypes undone through literature : Brazilian Bilingual Book Club promotes invaluable cultural exchange
The ACLAIIR blog is delighted to welcome Nadia Kerecuk as our guest writer for this piece about the Brazilian Bilingual Book Club, convened by Nadia herself and hosted by the Embassy of Brazil in London. Discussing José Pereira da Graça Aranha’s … Continue reading