In this essay, Ukrainian writer Yulia Stakhivska describes how cities partially destroyed by Russia’s invasion of 2022 learn to rebuild their image, revive their cultural past and try to heal.

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While some are excited about the possibilities, others are concerned about whether the country's resources are being put to optimum use in the midst of a pandemic.

Wilmer Aram Ajú facilitates workshops on the ancient Mayan writing system to generate greater curiosity about the language ...

與此同時，數位世界裡的族語教材、遊戲、音樂或影片，也能提高數位世代的年輕人接觸族語的機會，自然地感受到：說族語／聽族語是很正常的事──這對過往被剝奪聲音的原住民族來說，將會是很大的一個內在轉變。