The people are all doctors
Kenest’e dok-ting tel teng
Round Valley Indian Tribes:
Wailaki, Nomlacki, Little Lake, Pit River, Concow, Pomo, Yuki.
Grindstone Indian Rancheria:
Wailaki, Winnemem Wintu.
https://caltribalfamilies.org/places/grindstone-indian-rancheria/
Round Valley Food Pantry:
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100072115034652
Round Valley Library Commons:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/323909664195
Linguistics
Dr. Kayla Begay
Wailaki Grammar
https://linguistics.berkeley.edu/~mikkelsen/papers/begay_2017.pdf
California Language Archive:
https://cla.berkeley.edu/languages/eel-river-athabaskan.html
Wailaki Kunnes Bakang Ishjii Naagai
(Wailaki Language institute, a dreamstarter program)
https://www.facebook.com/wailakikunnes1
2017 article on (now) Dr Kayla Begay
https://now.humboldt.edu/news/reviving-the-language-and-culture-of-the-wailaki-people
My Approach
I have been studying Wailaki language and culture since the early 2000's.
When I started, I only had access to Edward S Cullen and Native-languages.org.
Neither of these are a credible source,
and I strongly discourage the use of either.
Access has always been limited, but there are many resources available today that were not available even five years ago.
I won't remake the wheel. the Wailaki Kunnes Bakang Ishjii Naagai page hasn't been updated in awhile, but that is still the best place to connect with other Wailaki interested in the language.