We are inviting potential presenters to propose sessions for the upcoming pîkiskwêwin conference. This gathering is envisioned as a collaborative space where Indigenous media practitioners, language keepers and learners, content creators and students can learn from one another, share practical approaches, and strengthen connections across regions and platforms.

Session proposals may include (but are not limited to):

• The early role of Indigenous radio in language preservation and revitalization

• Producing Indigenous-language radio programming today

• Podcasting as a tool for language learning and intergenerational transmission

• Youth-led language media and mentorship models

• Integrating Elders, speakers, and language keepers into radio, podcast, and digital production

• Using social media to amplify Indigenous-language audio and storytelling

• Archiving, repurposing, and re-sharing historical language recordings

• Ethical language use, community protocols, and consent in media production

• Funding, sustainability, and capacity-building for Indigenous language media

• Technical workflows for recording, editing, and distributing language content across platforms

Sessions may take the form of panels, workshops, case studies, listening sessions, or roundtable discussions..