Looking back on a few memories of my artwork...I work with photomontage, multimedia. This one is about the Broadway Bridge in Portland, Oregon. I have prints available. Ask me more 😀 #artist#thist3ch#art#photographer#portlandoregon#pdx
Today we honor our veterans and thank them for their service. If you're in town, visit the Veterans Park, and see a granite memorial with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians who have served since the War of 1812, including Cherokee hero, Charles George. https://t.co/kEZIGp90Ge
Cherokee speaker Betty Frogg and #Cherokee Immersion School student Emilee teach us the Cherokee phrases "Hello, my name is," and "I'm Cherokee." #OsiyoTV#LetsTalkCherokee
"A Woman in harmony with her spirit is like a river flowing. She goes where she will without pretense and arrives at her destination prepared to be herself
and only herself.” -Maya Angelou
We welcome the 116th Congress, the most diverse in history with 127 women on both sides.
Learn all about Nikwasi Mound, a sacred site of an ancient Cherokee town whose name meant "star." Under the Cherokee Cultural Corridor Project, historical sites such as Nikwasi Mound will be showcased, highlighting the region’s past and present. https://t.co/6nOck9HXpg
Cherokees have always adapted technology for their own uses. This 2015 #CherokeeNation video is about how our syllabary has been used in different technologies through history. It is entirely spoken in the #CherokeeLanguage (with English subtitles): https://t.co/9UPoUPF5Ct
Please join me on Thursday @ 6:30pm Hawaii time for my presentation on a mobile application for equine non verbal communication usability study. Mahalo! https://t.co/jyNCFr7Bhs
So #WhatDidWesSay on the #Oscars last night? As Vietnam Vet @WesleyStudi introduced a montage of military movies, he said in our Cherokee language
“Hello. Appreciation to all veterans & Cherokees who’ve served. Thank you!” Learn more Cherokee here! Wado! https://t.co/qc9yAx5ThP