The Yukon Human Rights Commission

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	All Living Equally

"All Living Equally"

The Yukon Territory includes the traditional lands of several First Nations. Within the territory's borders, a number of First Nations languages are spoken. Our motto appears on these pages in these languages, as well as in French and English.

• Tthak Nihk'it Tr'igwindàii: Loucheux/Gwich'in
• All Living Equally: English
• Nlek'è Nànàjè: Southern Tutchone
• Lihk'éhi Yéguts'edíh: Kaska
• Ìnlek'í Nánájí: Northern Tutchone
• Tous sont traités également: French
• Tthëk Nihk'èt Tr'ëhudèy: Hän
• Wooch Yáx Kugaaxtoostée: Tlingit
• Ink'eh Den Dadeji'i: Tahltan

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In 1977, The Council of Yukon Indians (now called the Council of Yukon First Nations) established the Yukon Native Language Centre to carry out research and promote education to strengthen First Nations languages in the territory. The Centre is located in the Ayamdigut campus of Yukon College, and continues its research work as well as supporting the teaching of First Nations Languages in schools. The link at the right will connect you to the centre's website, with information on First Nations languages and the centre's activities and publications.