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Grants aimed at preserving languages
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MAY 1, 2001 The Grotto Foundation of St. Paul has created a $5.6 million grant program aimed at preserving the Ojibwe and Dakota languages of tribes in the state. The program will run for as long as 15 years, said the foundation's presdient. Get the Story:
Unusual program aimed at preserving Indian languages (The Minneapolis Star Tribune 5/1) Relevant Links:
Grotto Foundation - http://www.grottofoundation.org
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