Shoshone Language Advocate Honored for Preservation Efforts

Lynette St. Clair, a Shoshone language advocate from Fort Washakie, Wyoming, was named to USA Today's Women of the Year list for her work in revitalizing the Shoshone language and culture. St. Clair has spent over three decades developing resources and programs to teach the language to younger generations, ensuring its survival. Her efforts include creating educational materials and establishing cultural programming for the community. St. Clair continues her advocacy through mentoring and consulting, aiming to see the Shoshone language spoken again in public spaces.