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January 17 2025 / Newsroom
Hamline publishes 400 books in endangered Hawaiian dialect
Ten years ago, the only book published in the Niʻihau dialect was a Bible provided by missionaries. Today, there are over 400 books written by students and published by Hamline University’s Center for Global Environmental Education (CGEE).
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Hamline in the News
- CGEE Director Tracy Fredin interviewed on MPR's Minnesota Now, Feb. 6, 2025. Listen here: Partnership with Hamline University and Hawaiian school is preserving a rare native dialect
- Commentary by Dr. John Mazis published in The Minnesota Star Tribune, Feb. 6, 2025. Read here: Nearly three years after the invasion of Ukraine, a retrospective
- Story about Hamline graduate and Minnesota filmmaker in the Brainerd Dispatch Feb. 6, 2025. Read here: Local filmmaker to host youth film workshops
- Column about Hamline to Hamline Collaboration featured in the Hamline Midway Monitor, Feb. 5, 2025. Read here: Two communities working together
- Professor Erin Entrada Kelly wins 2025 Newbery Medal for outstanding children’s book, coverage by Associated Press, Jan. 27, 2025. Read here: Newbery medal for best children’s book is given to Erin Entrada Kelly’s ‘The First State of Being’
