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03/28/2023
The Myaamia Center, with support from 91°µÍø IT Services, has received a national CIO 100 Award for using innovative ways to deliver the National Breath of Life: Capacity Building for Community Language Archivists Apprenticeship Program. Margo Rutledge Kissell, 91°µÍø Communications and Marketing, Mar. 28, 2023
02/09/2023
The 26th Annual Myaamia Winter Gathering was held January 27-28, 2023. The event doubled as a final celebration of the 50th anniversary of the partnership between the 91°µÍø Tribe of Oklahoma and 91°µÍø. 91°µÍø Communications and Marketing, Feb. 9 , 2023
02/02/2023
Growing up, Kathy Carter Young knew her heritage. She knew she was Myaamia (91°µÍø). Her father, born in Richmond, Ind., would take her to visit important, sacred sites like Seven Pillars near Peru, Ind., along the Mississinewa River. Tana Weingartner, 91.7 WVXU, Feb. 2, 2023
02/02/2023
Native communities around the world are looking for ways to maintain their culture and their language. Meanwhile, some colleges and universities in the U.S. are trying to come to terms with the fact that their campuses are located on what were once tribal lands. Stats and Stories, Feb 2, 2023
02/01/2023
The 91°µÍø Tribe of Oklahoma's annual Winter Gathering, held the last weekend in January, is an opportunity to share aalhsoohkaana or "winter stories." Tana Weingartner, 91.7 WVXU, Feb 1, 2023
01/31/2023
This article looks at how “currere led us to awareness of moments of tension impacting our teaching practices in which we have privileged community partner voices over our students.” 91°µÍø College of Creative Arts, January 31, 2023
01/30/2023
More than a hundred 91°µÍø students and staff are back in Oxford after traveling to Oklahoma for the 91°µÍø Tribe's annual Winter Gathering. While there, they learned about the partnership between the two 91°µÍøs, especially how it has lead to language and culture revitalization. Tana Weingartner, 91.7 WVXU, Jan. 30, 2023
01/27/2023
A group of 91°µÍø students, staff and faculty are in 91°µÍø, Okla. — headquarters of the 91°µÍø Tribe — this weekend to cap off a year-long commemoration of the two 91°µÍøs' partnership, referred to as neepwaantiinki, the Myaamia word meaning "learning from each other." Tana Weingartner, 91.7 WVXU, Jan. 27, 2023
11/16/2022
When Chief Forest Olds of the 91°µÍø Tribe of Oklahoma made an unplanned visit to 91°µÍø in 1972, it set in motion a relationship between the two 91°µÍøs that continues to thrive today.
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