Nüümü Yadoha Language Program
Preserving Our Native Languages
PROFESSIONALISM • INTEGRITY • TEAMWORK • LEADERSHIP • RESPECT • COMPASSION • NATIVE CULTURE
THE NÜÜMÜ YADOHA LANGUAGE PROGRAM IS DEDICATED TOWARDS WORKING WITH OUR TRIBAL COMMUNITIES TO PRESERVE, RECLAIM, AND REVITALIZE CULTURAL HERITAGE FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS BY SUPPORTING THE PURPOSES OF TRIBAL TANF.
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Service Areas
Inyo/Mono Counties
Bishop, Big Pine, Lone Pine,
Bridgeport & Benton
Inyo/Mono Counties
Paiute
Fresno County
Fresno, Big Sandy, Cold Springs
Language Served:
Western Mono
Kern County
Bakersfield, Lake Isabella,
Tehachapi & Ridgecrest
Language Served:
Navajo & Pakanapul
Tulare County
Visalia, Porterville, Tule River
Language Served:
Wukchumni and Yowlumni
Subrecipient:
Tule River Yokuts Language Project
Featured
Video Highlight
Tribal Resiliense
This film was created by the Nüümü Yadoha Language Program under Owens Valley Career Development Center in collaboration with Hokan Media LLC and funded by the First Nations Development Institute, California Tribal Fund. We interviewed Tribal Leaders, Elders, Youth and community members throughout our service area. This film will share the perspectives of their experiences, loss, and protecting our people.