Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I would like to hear more about the research. If you look at the current programs that help fund indigenous language revitalization initiatives, they mostly focus on education. Of course, you all mentioned it, and it's important.
Aren't there gaps in federal funding when it comes to research? Some communities would like to restore their language, but they are unable to do so owing to a lack of academic research or archives.
Witnesses here today have also spoken of barriers to language research.
My question is for you, Ms. Alphonse, Ms. Huron and Ms. Brice. Would you have any recommendations for bridging the gaps and breaking down these barriers?