Cherokee Culture & Travel

Artist Greg Stice, founder of Cherokee Copper, creates modern Native American jewelry inspired by Cherokee history and symbolism. Working alongside him are his children, Moriah and Joshua, both award-winning Cherokee artists. Together, the family continues a legacy of craftsmanship and cultural pride.

At its heart, The Language of Life invites readers to reconsider relationship itself: not as ownership or dominance, but as care, stewardship, and mutual presence. These themes will feel familiar to many within Cherokee communities, where listening before speaking and honoring connection have always mattered.

This video features a PowerPoint presentation by James A. Humphrey, delivered to an audience of non–Native American authors, publishers, marketers, and literary agents. Humphrey, an author and beginning learner of the Cherokee language, shares insights intended to support understanding and respectful engagement with Cherokee culture and perspectives. The author has granted permission for this video to be viewed and downloaded by entities with prior authorization from Mr. Hump