ga-du-gi 2008: WORKING TOGETHER TO IMPROVE OUR COMMUNITY

Cherokee Preservation Foundation has just released a report called ga-du-gi 2008, which shows readers what is changing as a result of CPFdn's grants and initiatives. In the Cherokee language, ga-du-gi means to come together as a group and assist others in the community who need help - perhaps tending a garden, digging a grave or fixing a roof.

To download the PDF version of ga-du-gi 2008 click here. To request a hard copy, call CPFdn at 828/497-5550.