Aid in the revitalization of the dwindling ojibwe language

The ojibwe language is one spoken by many elders, yet not much by the younger generation.
The ojibwe, as well as many other native Americans were once oppressed as closet talkers, forced by the government to learn the English language and repressed from speaking their own.
It's important to both Native Americans and any other culture to learn the language of our ancestors.
Language is what holds the very basis of knowledge. To see something as beautiful as the Ojibwe language die out is awful, which is why more needs to be done to teach the youth of today what Native American pride truly is through the tongue of the Ojibwe.