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SUMMARY:Saving Cherokee: Language Endangerment and Paths Toward Revitaliza
 tion
LOCATION:Williams Hall 2112\, 101 Derieux Pl.\, Raleigh\, NC 27695
DESCRIPTION:The Cherokee language is critically endangered. In 2019\, all 
 three federally recognized nations of Cherokee people — the Cherokee Nati
 on\, the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians and the Eastern Band o
 f Cherokee Indians — came together to declare a state of emergency for th
 e language. Since then\, several initiatives have been in place. In this 
 lecture\, Ben Frey of UNC Asheville will provide a history of the Cheroke
 e language’s endangerment in North Carolina\, discuss current initiatives
  to document\, record and proliferate the language in day-to-day life and
  imagine future projects that might assist in this important work.\n\nhtt
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