Since the 1990s, there has been a growing movement for Indigenous language revitalization in the Americas, aimed at reversing the effects of colonial suppression. These efforts include educational programs and community initiatives designed to promote the use of Indigenous languages and cultural practices. The revitalization movement highlights the importance of language in cultural identity and the ongoing struggle for recognition and rights among Indigenous peoples.

Indigenous language revitalization in the Americas since 1990 has sparked a new wave of indigenous poetic revival. Poets like Joy Harjo and Linda Hogan have celebrated their heritage, integrating traditional themes into contemporary poetry.