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Mildred Milliea (1930-2019) was a Canadian First Nations teacher and linguist, belonging to the Elsipogtog First Nation people. Milliea was born in Big Cove, New Brunswick, in the Elsipogtog First Nation. In 1946, she became one of the first students from the Elsipogtog First Nation to complete her formal schooling, despite the lack of availability of educational facilities at the time. She went on to complete three courses in adult education at the New Brunswick Community College, and became an instructor in the Mi'kmaq language to students in Big Cove Elementary School. Milliea went on to provide instruction in the Mi'kmaq language to communities outside Big Cove, and in 1975, was awarded 'Native Woman of the Year' in Canada. Milliea developed one of the first curricula for teaching the

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rdfs:comment	Mildred Milliea, née en 1930 et morte en 2019, C.M., est une enseignante et une animatrice communautaire canadienne, originaire d'Elsipogtog, au Nouveau-Brunswick. Elle a créé de toutes pièces le programme d'enseignement en langue micmacque à Elsipogtog. Elle est faite membre de l'ordre du Canada en 1995. (fr) Mildred Milliea (1930-2019) was a Canadian First Nations teacher and linguist, belonging to the Elsipogtog First Nation people. Milliea was born in Big Cove, New Brunswick, in the Elsipogtog First Nation. In 1946, she became one of the first students from the Elsipogtog First Nation to complete her formal schooling, despite the lack of availability of educational facilities at the time. She went on to complete three courses in adult education at the New Brunswick Community College, and became an instructor in the Mi'kmaq language to students in Big Cove Elementary School. Milliea went on to provide instruction in the Mi'kmaq language to communities outside Big Cove, and in 1975, was awarded 'Native Woman of the Year' in Canada. Milliea developed one of the first curricula for teaching the (en)
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has abstract	Mildred Milliea (1930-2019) was a Canadian First Nations teacher and linguist, belonging to the Elsipogtog First Nation people. Milliea was born in Big Cove, New Brunswick, in the Elsipogtog First Nation. In 1946, she became one of the first students from the Elsipogtog First Nation to complete her formal schooling, despite the lack of availability of educational facilities at the time. She went on to complete three courses in adult education at the New Brunswick Community College, and became an instructor in the Mi'kmaq language to students in Big Cove Elementary School. Milliea went on to provide instruction in the Mi'kmaq language to communities outside Big Cove, and in 1975, was awarded 'Native Woman of the Year' in Canada. Milliea developed one of the first curricula for teaching the Mi'kmaq language in the Maritimes, and wrote several books about Mi'kmaq grammar and linguistics, including a compilation of common songs, rhymes, and hymns and other reference texts. She also designed the orthography for Mi'qmaq which is used in New Brunswick, and designed a modified Pacifique script for the language. She went on to complete courses in language instruction from Lakehead University, and was awarded an honorary doctorate from St. Thomas University. Milliea also acted as a Mi'qmaq translator for the script of the film, A Village Through Time, which documents the history of the Mi'qmaq people. In 1996, Milliea was appointed a Member of the Order of Canada for her contributions to language and education, and was described as a "...role model for her people and an active community worker." In 2002, she was a recipient of Queen Elizabeth II's Golden Jubilee Medal. In 2012, she was a recipient of Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee Medal. She died in 2019. (en) Mildred Milliea, née en 1930 et morte en 2019, C.M., est une enseignante et une animatrice communautaire canadienne, originaire d'Elsipogtog, au Nouveau-Brunswick. Elle a créé de toutes pièces le programme d'enseignement en langue micmacque à Elsipogtog. Elle est faite membre de l'ordre du Canada en 1995. (fr)
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