TARINAKUSUN
[ta-ri-na-ku-sun] verb
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Reconnecting through cultural and language reclamation.
Tarinakusun is a Quechua-Chanka project that spotlights Indigenous experiences and perspectives on cultural revitalization and reclamation, particularly within urban environments. Our focus is on strengthening identity through innovative approaches rooted in cultural traditions and fostering connections across different Indigenous contexts and territories.
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SHORT DOCUMENTARY: Quechua in Seattle
- Martha Boada
Though Quechua is considered an endangered language, it continues to exist – not only in Peru (and other Andean countries) but also in immigrant communities around the world, like in Seattle. Away from the homeland this language faces unique challenges as it competes with many more languages in the homes of Peruvians and Peruvian-descendants. Nevertheless its presence around the world might also help renew interest in the language.
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