The Cherokee language is gravely at risk. The three Cherokee nations, the EBCI, the UKB, and the CN, joined together in council and declared a state of emergency for the Cherokee language.  Here’s a article from the Cherokee One Feather:

Tri-Council declares State of Emergency for the Cherokee Language

Cherokee English Dictionary Online Database http://cherokeedictionary.net/

Dictionary includes entries drawn from King, D. H. (1975). A grammar and dictionary of the Cherokee language. The Raven Rock Cherokee Language Dictionary, cited in the About section of Cherokee English Dictionary Online Database http://cherokeedictionary.net/about is drawn from King’s dictionary section.  Unfortunately, most of the resource links on the front page are inoperative.  But the link to the Raven Rock Cherokee Language Dictionary (it’s a pdf so navigate from the Cherokee English Dictionary Onlne Database page or cut and paste from here: http://www.culturev.com/cherokee/Raven-Rock-Cherokee-Dictionary.pdf) works, and it is worth a visit for a more traditional dictionary experience.

Cherokee Phoenix of Tahlequah, OK reports on passing of last monolingual speaker of Cherokee language.

One of last monolingual Cherokee speakers dies