Over 300 Resources…and Counting

Language revitalization depends on creating print, online, and app resources for learners. The more resources that exist for a language, the healthier and more vibrant the revitalization pathway. The Language Conservancy has helped to develop and distribute over 300 titles for the dozens of languages we work with—and each day we are creating more. These resources include textbooks and children’s picture books, mobile apps, dictionaries. All are set in motion alongside the training of teachers who use these resources on a daily basis to bring the language alive for a community. Below is just a small selection of all that we offer. If your community would like to have resources like these for your language, partner with TLC—request a consultation today.

Multimedia Apps

  • Owóksape (Lakota Learning App) – available online  and for Android/iOS
  • Arikara Vocab Builder – available for Android and iOS
  • Cheyenne Vocab Builder – available for Android and iOS
  • Cowlitz Vocab Builder – available for Android and iOS
  • Crow Vocab Builder – available for Android and iOS
  • Dakota (Yanktonai) Vocab Builder – available for Android and iOS
  • Esketemc Vocab Builder – available for Android and iOS
  • Hidatsa Vocab Builder – available for Android
  • Hidatsa Vocab Builder Pro – available for Android (0.99)
  • Ho-Chunk Vocab Builder – available for Android and iOS
  • Lakota Vocab Builder – available for Android and iOS
  • Lakota Vocab Builder Pro – available for Android
  • Mandan Vocab Builder – available for Android and iOS
  • Maskoke Vocab Builder – available for Android and iOS
  • Malak Malak Vocab Builder – available for Android and iOS
  • Nakoda Vocab Builder – available for Android and iOS
  • Ngarluma Vocab Builder – available for Android
  • North Slavey Vocab Builder – available for Android and iOS
  • San Carlos Apache Vocab Builder – available for Android and iOS
  • Stoney Nakoda Vocab Builder – available for Android and iOS
  • Arikara Media Player – available for Android and iOS
  • Crow Media player – available for Android and iOS
  • Hidatsa Media Player – available for Android and iOS
  • Lakota Media Player – available for Android and iOS
  • Mandan Media Player – available for Android and iOS
  • Moose Cree Media Player – available for Android and iOS
  • Ojibwe Media Player – available for Android and iOS
  • Oneida Media Player – available for Android and iOS
  • San Carlos Apache Media Player – available for Android and iOS
  • Stoney Nakoda Media Player – available for Android and iOS
  • Wolastoqey (Oromocto) Media Player – available for Android and iOS

Textbooks & Children’s Books

Dictionaries & Tools

  • Arikara Dictionary Online
  • Arikara Dictionary – available for Android and iOS
  • Crow Dictionary Online
  • Crow Dictionary – available for Android and iOS
  • Hidatsa Dictionary Online
  • Hidatsa Dictionary – available for Android and iOS
  • New Lakota Dictionary Online
  • New Lakota Dictionary (NLD) Mobile – Version 2.0 – available for Android and iOS
  • New Lakota Dictionary Pro – for Mac and PC
  • Mandan Dictionary Online
  • Mandan Dictionary – available for Android and iOS
  • Stoney Nakoda Dictionary Online
  • Stoney Nakoda Dictionary – available for Android and iOS
  • Ute Dictionary Online
  • Ute Dictionary – available for Android and iOS
  • Arikara Keyboard and Font Bundle – for PC
  • Hidatsa Keyboard and Font Bundle – for PC
  • Lakota Keyboard and Font Bundle – for Mac and PC
  • Mandan Keyboard and Font Bundle – for PC
  • Oneida Keyboard and Font Bundle – for Mac and PC
  • Arikara Keyboard – Mobile – available for Android and iOS
  • Dakhóta Keyboard – Mobile – available for iOS
  • Hidatsa Keyboard – Mobile – available for Android and iOS
  • Lakota Keyboard – Mobile – available Android for iOS
  • Mandan Keyboard – Mobile – available for Android and iOS
  • Nisqually Keyboard – Mobile – available for iOS
  • Lakota Verb Conjugator Online

Education & Teacher Training

LANGUAGE IS HEALING

Language is the lifeblood of culture and the core of identity. When Indigenous communities maintain or learn their languages, it positively impacts their wellbeing.