Cultural and Linguistic Diversity Series: Cherokee Identity as a Social Construction
Channel: CATIE Center
Date: 21/10/2019

This is a spoken lecture incorporating vocabulary and concepts dealing with American Indian/Alaskan Native issues. The lecture material can be used for English text analysis; ASL interpreting practice both consecutive and simultaneous, and for building pre-interpreting skills. The lecture can be used for multicultural information and discussion. An instructional guide and transcript is available.

[Visual Description: A woman with long black hair is wearing a black dress that has red lacing by the collar and golden buttons down the middle and a silver watch on her left wrist.]

This video is part of the GTC Resource library at: https://grad2cert.org/cultural-and-linguistic-diversity-series-cherokee-identity-as-a-social-construction/
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The CATIE Center at St. Catherine University, Graduation to Certification project is funded by the US Department of Education, Rehabilitation Services Administration, #H160C160001.

Although the contents of this video were developed under a grant from the Department of Education, they do not necessarily represent the policy of the Department of Education, and you should not assume endorsement by the Federal government.

National Multicultural Interpreter Project (2000). Cultural and Linguistic Diversity Series: Cherokee Identity a Social Construction Dr. Jeannette Haynes [Videotape]. El Paso, TX: El Paso Community College. (TRT 00:42 Spoken English - Open Captioned)