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To examine the effects of language revitalization efforts on cultural identity and community well-being in Kenya.

February 26, 2026Open Access

Language Revitalization and Cultural Identity in East African Communities of Kenya: A Mixed Methods Investigation

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MWMwangi Peter WambuguUniversity of Nairobi KOKibet OchiengStrathmore University OKOscar K. KariukiTechnical University of Kenya

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Mixed methods investigation finds strong support for language revitalization in Kenyan communities, indicating crucial implications for cultural identity preservation.

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To examine the effects of language revitalization efforts on cultural identity and community well-being in Kenya.
Conducted surveys among community members to gather quantitative data
Performed interviews with key informants
Facilitated focus group discussions among youth and elders
Integrated quantitative and qualitative research approaches
70% of respondents support language revitalization for cultural identity preservation
Identified themes of pride in linguistic heritage
Highlighted challenges in resource allocation for language programs
Demonstrated the importance of multilingual education in cultural continuity

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Wambugu et al. (2002) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699fe2fe95ddcd3a253e68a2 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18752288

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Mixed methods investigation finds strong support for language revitalization in Kenyan communities, indicating crucial implications for cultural identity preservation.

Language Revitalization and Cultural Identity in East African Communities of Kenya: A Mixed Methods Investigation

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Language Revitalization and Cultural Identity in East African Communities of Kenya: A Mixed Methods Investigation

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