Iñupiatun is a language spoken by the Iñupiat people, an Indigenous group primarily located in northern Alaska. It belongs to the Eskimo-Aleut language family and has several dialects, reflecting the diverse communities within the Iñupiat culture. The language is an essential part of Iñupiat identity and heritage. Efforts to revitalize Iñupiatun have been ongoing, as many speakers are elderly. Educational programs and community initiatives aim to teach younger generations the language, ensuring its survival. Resources like language classes and cultural workshops help promote Iñupiatun and preserve the traditions of the Iñupiat people.