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The Institute for Indigenous Knowledge (IIK, “eye-eye-kay”) at Indiana University is an international, interdisciplinary research and education center that promotes Indigenous peoples' knowledge through community-driven projects.

Within IIK is the Center for the Documentation and Revitalization of Indigenous Languages (CDRIL,“see-drill”). CDRIL collaborates with Indigenous partners to systematically record Indigenous languages and sustain and revitalize them within the culture groups to which they belong.

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Institute for Indigenous Knowledge
Center for the Documentation and Revitalization of Indigenous Languages
422 N. Indiana Ave.
Bloomington, IN 47405
iik@iu.edu
812-855-4086

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