Editing Tutchone language (section)

===Community engagement===

There have been ongoing community collaborations across the Yukon in regards to Southern Tutchone, with varied camps, workshops, and programs. For example, in 1995 and 1996, the Kluane First Nations participated in the sessions of "Working Together to Pass it on", a workshop meant to promote language activities and usage at home and the community. In addition, the Southern Tutchone Tribal Council held its first language conference "Kakwaddhin – Marking the Trail" in 1996, in order to review language programs and draft long and short term strategic plans. This led to successful programs, including the "Following your Grandfather trail" camp in Klukshu in 1997.<ref name=":1" /> Nowadays there are varied programs offered in the Yukon to continue the language revitalization efforts, such as the Southern Tutchone Language Immersion program for adults.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/southern-tutchone-revitalization-yukon-1.4467314|title=Southern Tutchone Language Immersion Program for Adults|last=CBC News Canada}}</ref> In 2018, The Champagne and Aishihik First Nation began a two-year Southern Tutchone immersion program, for adults with prior knowledge to the language. The program is under development{{as of?|date=February 2023}} and is the first of its kind in the Yukon Territory.{{cn|date=February 2023}}