Cherokee Preservation Grantees' Success Stories

Exhibition Showcases Young Cherokee Artists

Teenagers Participate in Conversations about the Future of the  Real South

Area Youth Take Part in U.S. 441 Corridor Planning

SMART Kids Study Harder

Cherokee Youth Council Drives Recycling

Cherokee Friends Have Been a Big Hit with Tourists and Locals

Cherokee Youth in Radio Gives Teens Skills, Confidence and a Voice

If You Clean or Do Yard Work, the Store at VOC Is for You

An Earth University Intern Helps Build Ties between Cherokee and Costa Rica

Cherokee Potters Guild;
Reviving the Cherokee Pottery Tradition and Making it Their Own

Ghost Legends of Tsa-La-Gi;
Teaching Children Life Skills and Cultural Pride through Drama Workshops

4-H Junior Master Gardners Learn Valuable Lessons
A Grant that Keeps on Giving

Smokey Mountain Elementary School Students Learn the Cherokee Way
Cherokee Cultural Experience is now part of each school year

Qualla Financial Freedom Targets Financial Management Skills;
Collaborators Are Making It a Triple-Strength Program

Qualla Arts & Crafts Mutual;
Carrying on Cherokee Traditions and Keeping Artistic Standards High

The Snowbird Natural Learning Project;
A Community Comes Together for Its Children