1. Pre-school and Outside-school Mother-Tongue Educational Programmes Selkup, Ket,and Evenki Communities Pre-school and Outside-school Mother-Tongue Educational Programmes in the Context of Selkup, Ket, and Evenki Communities Olga Kazakevich kazakevich.olga@gmail.com http://www.lcl.srcc.msu.ru http://minlang.srcc.msu.ru London, SOAS, 16.04.2009

2. Data Collection 1998-2008 Krasnoselkup and Pur districts of Yamalo- Nenets autonomous area, Turukhansk district and Evenki municipal district of Krasnoyarsk territory

4. 27 villages with Selkup, Ket and Evenki population were surveyed

5. Language situation in the surveyed villages In all the surveyed villages, including those where the autochotonous population represents the overwhelming majority (Ekonda, Surinda, Chirinda), the main means of communication both at home and in the community life is Russian.

6. Children able to speak their ancestral language are scarce, they can still be found only in one Evenki village (Sovetskaya Rechka) and in two Selkup villages (Ratta and Tolka, Pur district), no Ket child speaks Ket.

7. Vanavara childrens home

8. Vanavara childrens home: mother tongue classes

9. Kindergarten in Poligus

10. Sovrechka children

11. An Evenki boy from a reindeer camp at the Lake Bolshoye Sovetskoye

12. Sulomai children

13. Kindergarten in Sulomai

14. Maduika children: watching people speaking Ket

15. Selkup children. Farkovo

16. A Selkup grandmother with her grandson. Rutta

17. An Evenki grandfather with his grandchildren. Surinda

18. Thank you!