Mexico is experiencing a revival of Indigenous languages like Náhuatl and Mayan through school programs, cultural immersion, and legal recognition. Despite historic discrimination, growing pride and government support are helping reclaim these languages as vital parts of Mexico’s identity, connecting new generations to their roots and reshaping national cultural narratives. (fb)

“When a language is lost, so is a world.” Rosa Angélica Ramirez of the Kankuamo Nation shares her journey of reclaiming Kakachukua, her ancestral language nearly lost to colonization. Through her voice, we see how language carries land, memory, and spirit, and why its revival matters for us all. Read her story on our website. Link in bio. Note: The mention of “Landscape” refers to Langscape Magazine (fb)