<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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								<p>Contests & Prizes</p>
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					Community Culture Events
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								<p>Check our calendar</p>
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					Volunteers &amp; Members?
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								<p>Help us grow</p>
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					Word of the week
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								<p>Learn Anishinaabemowin</p>
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			<h2>Aanii, Boozhoo kina wiiya kdo', minkaagoom maampii nangwa!</h2>		
			<h2>[Hello, Greetings everyone, we welcome you here today!]</h2>		
			<h2>We are all members of Chippewas of the Thames First Nation. With this website we aim to help grow and learn our language- "Anishinaabemowin". On this website you will find four different places we are actively growing our language.</h2>		
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						Enji Maajtaawaad (Early Years Program)
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						Deshkan Ziibiing Kinoomaagegamig (Anter River Elementary)
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						Deshkan Ziibiing (Chippewas of the Thames)
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						Paswe' Aatigook (Adult Learning Centre)
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							Growing our language
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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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						Biindigen! Welcome to Deshkan Ziibiing					</h2>
						Welcome to Deshkan Ziibiing, or as we say "Biindigen". We are commonly called Chippewas of the Thames First Nation. Our aim is to build online resources to help our language grow. This website is designed for Chippewas of the Thames citizens near and far. Let's learn Anishinaabemowin together.					
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						Comprehensive Community Plan					</a>