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Cherokee Language Audio-Visual Materials Development and Distribution
Language:
Cherokee
Program
Base: Small home-based business in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Goals:
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To produce audio-visual materials for teaching the language and
history of Cherokee people.
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To reproduce books and audio books about Cherokee history, to
preserve Cherokee songs, and to republish early writings about
the Cherokees.
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To help produce and to distribute video documentaries about the
history, language, and culture of the Cherokee people.
Brief
Description:
Cherokee history and language are preserved through audio books,
cassettes, flash cards, videos, and the written word. Early hymns
clearly sung entirely in Cherokee are available on two cassettes.
Also available is a book of more than 1,000 English names translated
and written as the Cherokee would pronounce them. From time to time,
Cherokee language classes are offered.
Materials:
Audio-visual materials, including videos which are distributed
for the Cherokee Heritage Indian Education Foundation (CHIEF).
Support:
Revenues from the sale of items plus a percentage of the proceeds
for distributing videos for the Cherokee Heritage Indian Education
Foundation.
Contact Information:
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