The Mango Blog

There are few events that unite people quite like sporting events — especially international ones. During global sporting events like the FIFA World Cup or the Olympic Games, nations are united under a common language that can..

A lot can happen in a year — joyful moments, stressful ones, a few tough decisions, and maybe new chapters beginning or ending. All around the world, different cultures ring in the New Year in different ways, and it certainly..

We all have that person on our list that is impossible to shop for — a festive mug or a pair of brand new socks just won’t cut it. Whether it’s your trilingual cousin or your globe-trotting college roommate, there are certain..

Not everyone knows, but August 9th marks a day close to our hearts: the United Nations’ International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples. October 12th marks Indigenous Peoples' Day in the U.S., but in the spirit of..

Did you know that nearly half of the world's languages are in danger of extinction? The most threatened among these are indigenous languages, which are celebrated annually on the second Monday in October; Indigenous People's..

We take our smoothies pretty seriously here at Mango, and you probably needn’t guess our favorite flavor. We’re not alone in this either; Mangos are one of the most popular fruits in the world — and for good reason. They’re..

Let’s face it, times are tough right now. For those lucky enough to be safe, healthy, and working from home, the newly acquired job flexibility probably doesn’t taste as sweet as it did a few months ago when ‘work from home’..

Winter brings shorter days and colder weather, making it the perfect season for all things cozy — hearty meals, soft blankets, candle-lit evenings, hot cocoa, and gatherings with loved ones near a warm fire. These winter..

We’re excited to release the first chapter of lessons for a brand new Indigenous language course, developed in partnership with the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi. Get ready to start the conversation in Potawatomi.

The United Nations General Assembly has proclaimed 2019 as the “International Year of Indigenous Languages,” or IYIL, to raise awareness for the world’s disappearing Indigenous languages. But what are Indigenous languages, and..

Do we even need to explain the undeniable link between music and culture? From the familiar sounds of our past, to catching a glimpse of someone else’s history through heritage dance — music speaks to something more than just..