The Mulgimaa Uhkuse award was presented this morning at Mulgi Elamuskeskus to Kristi Ilves, the guardian of the Mulgi language. The award was bestowed by the Mulgi Culture Institute, according to acting director Peeter Rahnel. “This year, there were a considerable number of candidates who were nominated for the award, but the winner can only be one. Kristi Ilves was almost unanimously elected,” Rahnel stated. The award recognizes Ilves’s contributions to the mulgi culture and language. Keywords: award, mulgi, mulgimaa, mulgi kultuur, mulgi kultuuri instituut, mulgi keel, mulgimaa uhkus, mulgi konverents Topics: #award #mulgi #mulgimaa Post navigation A close friend of the Estonian bodybuilder: in our last meeting we cried Australia said “no” to the Aboriginal Voice. The country’s residents rejected the recognition of indigenous peoples in a referendum
It’s wonderful to see such recognition given to a dedicated advocate for preserving a vital language. Reply