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The Cherokee Language Master Apprentice Program is accepting applications for its spring 2023 cohort. The deadline is Friday, Nov. 18 for March 1 placement.

TAHLEQUAH, Oklahoma – The nations largest Indigenous tribe, with more than 430,000 citizens, is stepping up efforts to preserve its native language, with immersion schools and programs designed to protect

On Aug. 11, six emerging Cherokee speakers were celebrated for completing a two-year language course that began during pandemic lockdowns.

For nearly a year fluent Cherokee Speaker Rosie Flute was cooking family meals on an electric burner after her stove wore out. Raindrops would frequently drip down the ceiling in

As spring is in full bloom, Cherokees go out to gather wild edibles as they have always done. One edible that is not well known but still gathered is cut

Since a Cherokee language class was introduced at Kansas Public Schools for eighth through 12th grades, Cherokee students have had an interest in learning more about their Native language and

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr., spoke before the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues Monday, advocating for the preservation of Indigenous languages including Cherokee and other languages

News Release Cherokee Nation Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr., spoke before the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues Monday,

Horton Records in collaboration with Jeremy Charles, Cherokee Nation citizen and filmmaker, announced on April 13 the production of “Anvdvnelisgi,” a groundbreaking, contemporary music album with original songs all performed

The album, ᎠᏅᏛᏁᎵᏍᎩ (Anvdvnelisgi), is sung entirely in the Cherokee language and features metal, hip hop and folk artists. Its creators want to get more people speaking the language while jamming out.