The indigenous language revitalization programs are very similar to the indigenous legal orders program in that the idea is to create capacity, to do capacity building with and in communities.
On the language revitalization program, we've recently been working with both university and community partners. For example, in Saskatchewan, the University of Saskatchewan has adopted our methodology about how to work in community to develop the kind of capacity that those communities need to enhance and revitalize language. Similarly, as I mentioned, Dr. Napoleon is working across the country with 40 different nations, using that same type of model. It's about capacity building in those communities.
Those two programs are actually very similar in philosophy.