28 reactions | @osiyo.tv OsiyoTV’s newest story is out now! The preservation of Cherokee traditions and language is a passion and priority for Cherokee National Treasure Steve Daugherty. A flintknapper and first-language speaker, he believes that encouragement and lifting each other up is foundational to Cherokee customs surviving into the future. Watch this moving story at the link in our bio.  | Pittsburgh Lesbian Correspondents | Facebook

#ICYMI take a look at the newest story of OsiyoTV! David Scott is a Cherokee National Treasure for his devotion to preserving Cherokee culture through his language education and his unique gourd art, which incorporates the Cherokee language and other cultural motifs. Watch David’s story now at: www.osiyo.tv. | OsiyoTV

15K views · 947 reactions | In honor of #NationalDanceDay, the Cherokee Word of the Week is “dance.” From the Stomp Dance to the Bear, Friendship and Eagle, the expression of dance is an important part of Cherokee culture with great social and ceremonial meaning. | Visit Cherokee Nation | Facebook

A ceremonial Cherokee dance with both spiritual and social meaning, celebrating important events and themes like harvest, redemption and forgiveness — the Cherokee Word of the Week is “stomp dance.” | Visit Cherokee Nation

44K views · 1.3K reactions | Cherokee Nation CCO History and Cultural Specialist Ryan Mackey performed the traditional buffalo dance song before Badlands bison were released onto Cherokee Nation land in Delaware County. | Cherokee Nation | Facebook

3.3M views · 104K reactions | In traditional Cherokee society, a...