<h1>Breathing our language into existence</h1>		
			<h1>A Place to learn</h1>		
			<h1>Anishinaabemowin</h1>		
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					Language Challenge
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					Community Culture Events
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					Volunteers &amp; Members?
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					Try our words of the week
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								<p>Learn Anishinaabemowin</p>
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			<h3>Community</h3>		
		<p>Our language is a part of our identity. Our people have a deep connection to our land and our spirit, our language is a part of that spirit.</p>		
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			<h3>Deshkan Ziibiing</h3>		
		<p>The name Deshkan ziibii is interpreted as "Antlered River". Prior to 1800 the river was known as Escunnesipe, which has been interpreted as an Anishinaabe teaching about a water serpent with two horns.</p>		
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			<h3>Culture</h3>		
		<p>The revitalization of our language combines historical knowledge with contemporary language resources. Our language is inherently tied to our culture.</p>		
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						Welcome to Deshkan Ziibiing					</h2>
						Our teachings are imbedded in the spirit of our land. Our language teaches us about the spirit of our culture. 					
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						Comprehensive Community Plan					</a>