Stories tagged with Southern Ute language

Some of the SUIMA upper elementary students are waiting to go outside after their pizza lunch; pictured here are Eko Howe, Aeden Richards, Saniyya Valdez, Sibrya Larry, Osias Goodtracks, Joe Howell, and Meskvlwv Wesley.

Fri Apr 21st, 2023

Po’okwatu “Eagle’s Nest”

Fri Mar 24th, 2023

Eagle’s Nest: A brief reference for vowels in Ute

Southern Ute tribal elder Lynda D’Wolf passes out new materials to the Director of the Southern Ute Education Department, LaTitia Taylor and other participants of the Ute Language class, Friday, March 6. The class is held in the Chief Ignacio conference room each week; class is offered every Friday to tribal members, employees and community members to help them learn the Ute language.

Mon Mar 16th, 2020

Nuche Knowledge

The Guardian Art program blends physical activity with language immersion to teach youth in Native American communities.

Fri Mar 29th, 2019

Ute language immersion through Guardian Art

Southern Ute elder Lynda Grove-D’Wolf presented her “Sustaining Ute Language” PowerPoint at the Southern Ute Education building, Thursday, March 5 as a practice run for a presentation she will be giving in Scottsdale, Ariz. to obtain her Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Ute Language.

Thu Apr 12th, 2018

Sustaining Ute language

Cultural Preservation Director Edward Box III outside of his office in the Southern Ute Cultural Center and Museum on Wednesday, March 1, 2017. Box is spearheading the Ute language program for Ignacio’s public schools.

Fri Mar 3rd, 2017

Box works to make Ute language stick in Ignacio schools

Tribal member Stacey Oberly gives examples of how to revitalize the Southern Ute language, including documentation and early childhood education.

Tue Nov 24th, 2015

Saving a dying language

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