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Cherokee One Feather
March 23, 2018
All of the teachers here do a great job of integrating culture and Cherokee language with science instruction.” Metz-Bugg said the younger students in Kindergarten through second grade do all of their projects in the Cherokee language. “In third through sixth, we're starting to transition and provide more of aÃâà...
Muskogee Daily Phoenix
March 23, 2018
They also manage a community work/building program, a volunteer program, a cultural outreach program, a history preservation program and the Cherokee Language Master/Apprentice Program. This work is done within our 14 counties as well as our formalized 20 at-large communities across the UnitedÃâà...
Smoky Mountain News
March 20, 2018
Western Carolina University's Cherokee Language Program and the Museum of the Cherokee Indian will co-host the second annual Undergraduate Cherokee Language Symposium focusing on the topic “Language Revitalization and New Technologies” beginning Sunday, March 25, and continuingÃâà...
Cherokee One Feather
March 15, 2018
CULLOWHEE — Western Carolina University's Cherokee Language Program and the Museum of the Cherokee Indian will host the 2nd Annual Undergraduate Cherokee Language Program: Language Revitalization and New Technologies on March 25-27. The events on Monday, March 26 are open toÃâà...
Cherokee Phoenix
March 9, 2018
The Sequoyah Birthplace Museum in Vonore, Tennessee, will offer beginner and advanced beginner Cherokee language classes March 28 and April 4, 11, and 18. Cost is $50 for all four evenings. The language classes will be held in the Vonore Community Center on 611 Church St. until the museum'sÃâà...
Claremore Daily Progress
March 9, 2018
“When actor Wes Studi honored veterans while speaking the Cherokee language at the Oscars, it was a major moment for me and Cherokees everywhere. To hear the ancient language of my people spoken at such an iconic pop culture event, where millions of people would hear it, was so inspiring.
Tahlequah Daily Press
March 8, 2018
The members, who perform traditional Cherokee songs in the Cherokee language, are middle and high school youth, usually in the sixth through 12th grade. The students compete in rigorous auditions every year for inclusion in the group, which is funded solely by the Cherokee Nation and is directed byÃâà...
Muskogee Daily Phoenix
March 7, 2018
The Cherokee Environmental Leadership Program works directly with the Cherokee Nation Medicine Keepers to educate five Cherokee students about the Cherokee culture, the Cherokee language and local environmental issues. The Cherokee Nation Medicine Keepers are a group of 12 fluent CherokeeÃâà...
Cherokee Phoenix
March 7, 2018
King: I was certified to teach Cherokee language in 2001, I think it was. So that makes me about 16 years that I've been doing this all together. Different places around Jay mostly and Grove, but since we moved down here (Lost City) we picked it up over here now. I kind of feel home when I get here, and IÃâà...
Charlotte Observer
March 6, 2018
A moment at the Oscars that went largely missed by most Americans has ignited a wave of pride among Native Americans, including North Carolina's Eastern Band of Cherokee. “Hostiles” film star Wes Studi paused during his time at the podium to speak the Cherokee language Tsalagi, acknowledgingÃâà...
Cherokee One Feather
March 5, 2018
The Cherokee Environmental Leadership Program works directly with the Cherokee Nation Medicine Keepers to educate five Cherokee students about the Cherokee culture, the Cherokee language and local environmental issues. The Cherokee Nation Medicine Keepers are a group of 12 fluent CherokeeÃâà...
The Daily Tar Heel
February 28, 2018
How do you bring back a language that just a few generations ago, the federal government sent people to re-education schools to forget? A language that was washed out of students' mouths with soap, nearly erased from the language's natural community, and then left to be forgotten? Professor Ben FreyÃâà...
The Blue Banner
February 14, 2018
The Cherokee language has been battling for survival for centuries. By 2012, there were fewer than 300 fluent Cherokee language speakers, according to an exhibit in Ramsey Library on display until Feb. 27. A presentation and reception for the exhibit in Ramsey Library will take place tonight at 6:30 p.m.,Ãâà...
Maryville Daily Times
December 31, 1999
The Sequoyah Birthplace Museum is offering beginner and advanced beginner Cherokee language class from 6-8 p.m. on Wednesday March 28, April 4, 11 and 18. The cost of the class is $50 for all four evenings. The class will be taught by Gil Jackson and Lou Jackson who are enrolled members of theÃâà...