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Award-winning Cherokee artist details life, explains revitalization of Native language

TAHLEQUAH, Oklahoma – An award-winning artist tapped this year by an Oklahoma university for one of its top honors spoke to an audience last week about his perspectives as an

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CN celebrates opening of Durbin Feeling Language Center

The highly anticipated Cherokee Nation Durbin Feeling Language Center celebrated a grand opening on Nov. 15 with more than 2,000 people in attendance for the historic occasion.

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In Tahlequah, a place to preserve the Cherokee language

All Native American languages are in danger of being lost. In Oklahoma, there were once 37 Indigenous languages spoken; 22 of those languages are now extinct.

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Cherokee Nation to open $20M Durbin Feeling Language Center

The Cherokee Nation is set to open the historic Durbin Feeling Language Center at a grand opening celebration Tuesday, Nov. 15. at 10 a.m.

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How a Cherokee Leader Ensured His People s Language Survived

Sequoyah spent 12 years working on a writing system for his nation’s language.

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