Libraries Are For Everyone: Chickasaw

ByHafuboti

Chickasaw is the next Native American language provided by Laura and her team at Native Languages of the Americas. I wrote more about this wonderful non-profit on this Hopi LAFE post. But since last night I read more of their FAQs, looked at their Native American kids’ pages, and donated to their organization. I hope that you consider helping this organization in any way possible.

Now on to the Chickasaw signs.

Thank you to everyone involved in getting me the translation which means “everyone is part of the library!”

Click the above image for a full set of Chickasaw LAFE signs.

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