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- Endangered Language Fund ELF was founded ten years ago with the goal of supporting endangered language preservation and documentation projects. Our main mechanism for supporting work on endangered languages has been funding grants to individuals, tribes, and museums. 0
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#1 by Anthony Collazo on November 1, 2011 - 11:38 pm
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Hi I’de also like thissyllabary if possible. Also I ve been looking to continue with my Native American crafts and this idea just came to mind. Many non natives are killing me with unbelievable prices for Natural craft stuff like porcupine quills dyed undyed beads and things that Tribes can donate to you guys and we can bid on them , one to get better prices and two to bring a nice hefty income to help with all your projects. I believe in my spirit that this is the way to go. I dont know that tribal leaders have to approve this but I believe it sure would help for this immediate winters needs. I’m sure once the word gets out many people will buy hand made crafts and raw materials. Just remember that if the prices get obsered you wont have as good a turnout. I wish you luck, and hey……. I need some porcupine quills and other stuff and ready to buy. Make it happen and watch how fast the money will roll in.
#2 by tonya goodley on December 9, 2010 - 10:18 am
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I want to get the over lay CHEROKEE syllabary
#3 by tonya goodley on December 9, 2010 - 10:16 am
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I want to get the over lay CHEROKEE syllabary ,for my keyboards
#4 by cmoreno on October 15, 2010 - 6:36 pm
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i personally don’t know, but you can contact the Cherokee Nation Immersion School (918) 207-4900.
#5 by LOVETTA on September 7, 2010 - 3:39 pm
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HI,I AM LOVTTA & I AM TRYING TO LEARN THE CHEROKEE LANGUAGE.JUST HAPPENED ON TO THIS WEB SIT.WHERE CAN I GET THE OVER LAY CHEROKEE SYLLABARY,FOR MY KEYBOARD? & WHAT IS THE PRICE?