Well-known Speakers of Anishinaabemowin
- The 19th century missionary bishop Frederic Baraga, who wrote A theoretical and practical grammar of the Otchipwe language
- Jim Clark (elder, narrator)
- George Copway (chief, missionary, writer, cultural ambassador)
- Basil H. Johnston (educator, curator, essayist, cultural ambassador)
- Peter Jones (missionary, reverend, chief)
- Maude Kegg (narrator, artist, cultural ambassador)
- Caroline Helen Roy Fuhst (educator, writer, singer)
- Howard Kimewon (educator, author)
- Patricia Ningewance Nadeau (educator, author, publisher)
- Margaret Noori (educator, writer)
- Jim Northrup (writer)
- Anton Treuer (educator, writer)
- Tom Vollom (high school teacher, wrote Ojibwemowin Series 1 and 2)
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