10 Facts About Daryl Baldwin

Daryl Baldwin is an American academic and linguist who specializes in the Myaamia language.

An enrolled member of the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma, Baldwin has served as a member of the cultural resource advisory committee of the Miami Tribe.

Daryl Baldwin received a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Arts in Native American linguistics from the University of Montana.

Daryl Baldwin is the director of the Myaamia Center at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio.

Daryl Baldwin seeks to revitalize languages for the people of the community, language and cultural revitalization.

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The realization led Daryl Baldwin to apply for a graduate degree at the University of Montana.

Since 1996, Daryl Baldwin began to teach himself and his family and four children the Miami language.

Daryl Baldwin learned through studies held by the Smithsonian's National Anthropological Archives.

Daryl Baldwin has taught and raised his four children as native speakers of Myaamia and continues to teach others as assistant educational leadership professor.

Much of Daryl Baldwin's work has been collaborative, contributing to edited collections and journal articles, and he works with other linguists such as Leanne Hinton's National Breath of Life project, a two-week biennial gathering of linguists sharing, finding and utilizing linguistic archival sources.