File:Supporting indigenous languages and cultures using Wikimedia projects.pdf

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a flyer describing how students/academics can support indigenous cultures and languages on wikimedia.

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English: This flyer was created to share with students and academics at universityies to motivate them to use their skill and engagement to suport indigenous cultures on different Wikimedia projects.
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Author Mali Brødreskift (WMNO)

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