Cultural revival refers to the process of reawakening and promoting interest in a particular culture, often after a period of decline or neglect. This can involve the restoration of traditional practices, languages, art forms, and customs that are significant to a community or society. Cultural revival can help strengthen identity and foster pride among members of a culture. Many cultural revival efforts focus on indigenous or minority cultures, aiming to preserve their unique heritage. Examples include the revitalization of Native American languages, the resurgence of traditional crafts, and the celebration of folk festivals. These initiatives often involve community engagement and education to ensure the transmission of cultural knowledge to future generations.