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Native Languages Resources
Published by Administration for Children and Families · Updated 09/06/2025
- Last updated
- 09/06/2025
- First published 09/03/2025
- Update frequency
- Not listed
- Formats
- Web only
- Coverage
- Nationwide
- Federal data
About this dataset
The websites featured in this document provide resources relevant to native languages.
*Photo depicts Fond Du Lac Reservation Business Committee’s “Anishinabemowin Language Immersion Canoe/Jii-man Building Project,” funded through an ANA language grant from 2008-2011.
Native Language Preservation: A Reference Guide for Establishing Archives and Repositories
The ANA Native Language Preservation Reference Guide discusses the importance of language repositories to long-term language preservation efforts.
Spoken First
Spoken First, created and maintained by Falmouth Institute, is a resource for news about American Indian languages. This blog, updated daily, keeps track of language news coming from Native American communities across the country.
Center for Applied Linguistics
The Center for Applied Linguistics is a private, nonprofit organization dedicated to providing a comprehensive range of research-based information, tools, and resources related to language and culture. The center is a private, nonprofit organization established in 1959 and headquartered in Washington, DC.
The Center for Advanced Research on Language Acquisition Less Commonly Taught Languages
This searchable database allows users to learn where specific Less Commonly Taught Languages (all languages with the exception of English, French, German, and Spanish) are taught in North America.
Our Mother Tongues
The interactive Our Mother Tongues website shares a wealth of information about North America’s indigenous languages. Each featured language page contains video and audio clips, a snapshot of the language’s status and history, and a user-friendly forum for sharing ideas.
Tribal College Journal of American Indian Higher Education Article for Teachers
This journal article provides a collection of resources for teaching American Indian students. The resources give a background in Indian education and suggest methods for teaching and integrating American Indian content into traditional subject areas.
Regional Native Language Resources
Metadata-only record linking to the original dataset. Open original dataset below.
Files and access
Links open the official government source
- Official Data Sourceacf.govWeb page
Links open outside websites we do not control.
Frequently asked questions
- Who publishes Native Languages Resources?
- Administration for Children and Families, part of U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, publishes this dataset on Data.gov.
- How often is it updated?
- The publisher does not list a schedule. The last update was on 09/06/2025.
- How do I download it?
- Use the official source link above to view or request the data.
Similar data from other publishers
- Native Languages ResourcesState of VirginiaThe websites featured in this document provide resources relevant to native languages. *Photo depicts Fond Du Lac Reservation Business Committee’s “Anishinabemowin Language Immersion Canoe/Jii-man Building Project,” funded through an ANA language grant from 20Updated 09/29/2026
- IIJA ResourcesState of MarylandIIJA Resource page to include bakground, TA tools and services, grant information.Updated 04/17/2025
Where this catalog comes from
- Data.gov CatalogU.S. General Services Administration
- State and local open data portalsSocrata Discovery API
- State and city CKAN portalsCalifornia, Virginia, Boston, Houston and more
- Government ArcGIS Hub sitesCity and county GIS data
Catalog checked 10/24/2026
We list dataset descriptions only. Downloads and APIs link straight to the official government source, which holds the current version and its terms of use.
Source: Data.gov · Last updated 10/24/2026 · Listing only; the data stays with the publisher
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