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Western Carolina University’s Cherokee Language Program recently received a $11,700 donation from the John W. Heisse Fund for Historic Preservation for the Eastern Cherokee Histories in Translation Project.
The ECHT Project is headed by Sara Snyder (left), assistant professor of anthropology and sociology and director of the Cherokee Language Program.
ECHT works to translate historic documents written in Cherokee Syllabary. With their new donation, Snyder will be working with fluent speakers Wiggins Blackfox (center) and Tom Belt (right) as well as WCU Cherokee Studies graduate student Barnes Powell to translate turn of the 20th century writings from Blackfox’s great-great-grandfather, Inoli, and Cherokee intellectual and cultural preservationist Will West Long.
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