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Osiyo TV

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Suitable for upper elementary through high school learners and families interested in Cherokee history, culture, and language

Osiyo, Voices of the Cherokee People (Osiyo TV) is a video series from the Cherokee Nation that highlights Cherokee people, language, history, and culture through short documentary-style segments. Episodes profile artists, language learners, elders, and youth, offering a contemporary Indigenous perspective rarely seen in mainstream media. Families and educators appreciate its authenticity and high production values. It’s best for upper elementary through adults, particularly in U.S. history, Indigenous studies, and media literacy units. Some episodes touch on heavy historical topics, so previewing is helpful. Pairing Osiyo TV with maps, language resources, and local Indigenous histories builds a deeper, more nuanced understanding.

Osiyo TV episodes are free to stream via the series website and other online platforms.

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Osiyo TV
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