Cherokee Nation has multiple programs that aim to promote and revitalize the Cherokee language, create new Cherokee words, and assist in the implementation of Cherokee language into technology. Together, these programs help keep the Cherokee language alive.
For more information, choose a program below.
Cherokee Language Technology provides support for those wanting to use the syllabary on their digital devices. Also creates materials for educational purposes.
The Consortium develops new Cherokee words and curriculum for teaching language.
Pre-K to sixth grade Cherokee language immersion school, along with a seventh and eighth-grade program for students.
Novice learners are paired with master-level fluent Cherokee speakers.
Scholarship for Northeastern State University students pursuing a degree in Cherokee language and an Oklahoma teacher’s certificate.
Cherokee language immersion camp.
The Teacher Bridge Program is committed to further developing participants' Cherokee language proficiency while preparing them to be Cherokee Language Teachers.
