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Fluent Osage Speakers are a Priority for Osage Nation

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Author: 
Geneva HorseChief-Hamilton
Year: 
2015

Fluent Osage Speakers are a Priority for Osage Nation

Fluent Osage Speakers are a Priority for Osage Nation
Fluent Osage Speakers are a Priority for Osage Nation

The state of Osage language preservation has reached a critical point and Osage Nation Chief, Geoffrey Standing Bear, just months after his inauguration, is making Osage language immersion a priority. The Chief’s plans include the continued collaboration of the Osage Nation Language Program with Dhegiha speakers, other relevant departmental resources, and the language immersion methods and instructors from other Dhegiha nations...

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HorseChief-Hamilton, Geneva. "Fluent Osage Speakers are a Priority for Osage Nation." Indian Country Today Media Network. March 2, 2015. Article. (https://indiancountrymedianetwork.com/news/politics/fluent-osage-speakers..., accessed March 2, 2015)

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