KnowraMāori language revitalizationLinked fromLinked fromThe 9 pages that link to Māori language revitalization, each with the reason it gives.All 9Broader topic 4Related 5Language revitalizationBroader topic: Māori initiatives include language nests, schooling, broadcasting, and national policy.New ZealandRelated: Language policy reflects wider efforts to renew Māori culture and address colonial harms.Māori languageRelated: Revitalization aims to restore Māori as a language of everyday life.Indigenous language revitalizationBroader topic: Māori initiatives include language nests and broadcasting as connected routes to wider use.Waitangi TribunalRelated: The Tribunal's 1986 language report supported recognition of te reo Māori as a taonga.PolynesiansBroader topic: It exemplifies community-led work to sustain a Polynesian language after colonial suppression.Māori peopleRelated: These efforts countered language decline and supported cultural continuity.History of New ZealandRelated: The movement responds to historical language loss and has reshaped public institutions and education.Culture of PolynesiaBroader topic: Its institutions offer a prominent case of language renewal within Polynesia.