Cherokee Nation launches Gadugi Corps survey
TAHLEQUAH — The Cherokee Nation has launched a survey to get input from Cherokee citizens to help design and develop a new volunteerism and national service program called Gadugi Corps.
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TAHLEQUAH — The Cherokee Nation has launched a survey to get input from Cherokee citizens to help design and develop a new volunteerism and national service program called Gadugi Corps.
The Cherokee Nation has launched a survey to get input from Cherokee citizens to help design and develop a new volunteerism and national service program called Gadugi Corps.
The Cherokee Nation has launched a survey to get input from Cherokee citizens to help design and develop a new volunteerism and national service program called Gadugi Corps.
Cherokee culture emphasizes unity, community and working together for the common good: “gadugi.” This concept is a deep part of the traditions that have sustained Cherokees for generations. Today, as we grow into the boundless potential of our people and tribe, we are inspired by gadugi to establish a new program for Cherokees to help other Cherokees.
Cherokee culture emphasizes unity, community and working together for the common good: “gadugi.” This concept is a deep part of the traditions that have sustained Cherokees for generations.