Jaeci Hall is a Ph.D. graduate of the UO Linguistics department.  She is Tribal Language Coordinator with the Coquille Tribe, and works on language revitalization of her heritage language Nuu-wee-ya’ through linguistic analysis of archival language materials.  She collaborated on the Nuu-da’ Mv-ne archival database, an instance of Indigenous Languages Digital Archive (ILDA). She creates langauge learning materials for Nuu-wee-ya’ communities and supports the inclusion of Indigenous methodologies in linguistic resarch. She speaks her langauge with her children, mending generations of broken intergenerational transmission.