What it is

A platform that centers community knowledge.

Minoo makes Indigenous languages, teachings, histories, and cultural knowledge accessible, searchable, and engaging. It centers Elder and Knowledge Keeper voices, maintains data sovereignty, and supports interactive learning through culturally grounded design. Built on Waaseyaa.

What people use it for

Language, teachings, and community.

Language & dictionary

Searchable dictionary with dialect support, example sentences, word parts, pronunciation, and consent-tracked speakers. Anishinaabemowin localization underway.

Teachings & oral histories

Cultural teachings archive with regional and dialect variants. Collections for oral histories and community knowledge preserved on community terms.

Community & connection

Social feed, private messaging, community groups, events, and contributor directories. Map-based discovery for nearby content and communities.

Who it serves

Built for the people who carry knowledge forward.

Elders & Knowledge Keepers

Dedicated interface for content oversight and cultural authority. Elder voices are centered in design and governance.

Language learners

Dictionary search, gamified learning with word games and crosswords, and daily challenges that make language practice engaging and accessible.

Community members

Social features, events, and group participation. Stay connected with community life and contribute to shared knowledge.

Volunteers & coordinators

Self-service signup, elder support workflows, and community management dashboards for people doing the organizing work.

Data sovereignty

Community data stays under community governance.

Consent-tracked speakers. Creative Commons licensing. Deny-by-default access control inherited from Waaseyaa. No data leaves without explicit policy. OIATC treats Minoo as part of the same stewardship architecture as Waaseyaa: different public role, same sovereignty-first foundation.