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Cultural Vitality Keeping Mayan Languages and Culture Alive

Qeqchi legends recorded in 1978 inspired the cultural vitality vision to revitalize the Maya oral tradition so that Mayan culture will continue to thrive.
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Ava Berinstein

135 Beaconsfield Rd

Brookline, Massachusetts, 02445

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ava135@comcast.net

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Cultural Vitality Keeping Mayan Languages and Culture Alive

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Qeqchi legends recorded in 1978 inspired the cultural vitality vision to revitalize the Maya oral tradition so that Mayan culture will continue to thrive.

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The web site has the following in the homepage, "Cultural Vitality Mayan Language Revitalization." I noticed that the web page also stated " Excerpt from Karma Kitaj interview with Ava Berinstein, featured on." They also said " Alivelihood New Adventures as We Age. Berinsteins Qeqchi Mayan legends recorded in 1978 have inspired the vision to revitalize the Mayan oral tradition so that Mayan languages and culture will continue to thrive. We hope to one day be able do the same thing in Alta Verapaz, Guatemala."

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