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hipéexnu’
kíi’u núun wisíix. inc.
Culture - Language - Youth
Growing an Immersion Program - Current & Future
Since inception our goal has been to open an Immersion School of our own. Hipéexnu' team has just finished our first organization Strategic Plan. An area we are lacking is qualified, dedicated, and all of thee above Nimíipuutimt instructors. Instructors that can reach all ages and levels of students and are diversly proficient in our culture & language.
A tenure break is in progress to finish 20 lesson plans (50-100 pages each) filled with activities that touch on all the important growth areas: Social Emotional Motor Logical and Linguistic capabilities. We have five children's books that are finished, that each have lesson attached to them, and three more in production. There are several videos that past and current Youth Learnees have created, showcased on our YouTube page.
qa'ánin' - respectfully Hipéexnu'
For the Americas, the Māori & Hawaiian have the majority of Indigenous Immersion Schools.
Private Schools are for the privileged with most coming from upper wealthy Americans.
Public Schools lack sympathy, mainly coming from governmental funding & mimic the prison system. Their budget is over 50% less the war & prison budget of the USA.
BIA/BIE Schools serve primarily Native Americans & have the highest High School drop out rate of 60%.
This graphs says a lot about our society and what types of humans we are breeding.
Culture is what you do on a daily basis.
The things people and places you value.
More than ever, we need to think about what we all share, "mother earth."
What are ways you can reduce your carbon footprint? Are you conserving the water? Are you protecting the water from harmful toxins, such as motor boats do? Tools like canoes & paddle boats are the best protectors. The new but old ways will help preserve our water & land for the next generations!
’eqíicqitx wetéesne ’óykala’ayn - Protect the earth for everyone.
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