Introduction
Amalia Skilton, Ryan E. Henke, Melvatha R. Chee. 9-12.
Comparing child and adult language use: Frequency, simplicity, and third-person verb versatility
Melvatha R. Chee, Tamera Yazzie. 13-44.
Diné child language revitalization and research at Saad K’idilyé
Warlance Chee, Tamera Yazzie, Cheryl Yazzie, Melvatha R. Chee. 45-62.
Properties of verbs in Northern East Cree child-directed speech: Insights for language science and revitalization
Ryan E. Henke. 63-88.
“We aren’t creating speakers…we are creating Cherokees”: Tracking health markers of parents and teachers in the Little Cherokee Seeds program
Melissa Lewis, Kathy Sierra, Phyllis Sixkiller, Bobbie Smith, Naomi Stone, Mary Rodriguez, Kenny Glass, Tom Belt, Ivy Blackmore, Jamie Smith. 89-116.
First language acquisition and language revitalization in Mayan languages
Pedro Mateo Pedro. 117-144.
Child language development: Questions and answers for Indigenous language nests
Naomi Shin, Kari A.B. Chew, Ryan E. Henke, Carlos Irizarry-Pérez, Melanie Kirk-Lente, Akasha L. Khalsa, Kendal Jacobson, Shanley E.M. Allen, Melvatha R. Chee. 145-186.
Creating a culturally grounded tool to support Inuktut language development: A collaborative project combining knowledge from Inuit and Western research perspectives
Shirley Tagalik, Catherine Dench, Shanley E.M. Allen, Nunia Anoee, Rhoda Karetak, Annie Novalinga, Maaji Putulik, Malaiya Weetaluktuk. 187-214.
