Celebrating the Gadugi Partnership

 S'gi to the wonderful young journalists at The Appalachian for their support of Gadugi's decade-long work!!This is a terrific article!!

Alitama Perkins Presents as part of App State's
celebration of Native American Heritage Month! 
Pictured here is her Grandfather, Kim Chiltoskie, listening to 
her presentation.

A Powerful Partnership

 Thanks to the Cherokee One Feather for this terrific article on the Gadugi/CHS/Ara Institute partnership and our hopes for what will come from our work together!!

Maori youth and educators with Cherokee High School educators.
The group came together as part of the "Similarities of Struggle" project
funded through the US State Department. 

Similarities of Struggle

 The Gadugi Partnership is thrilled at having the chance to work with the Ara Institute in New Zealand and the Maori people in a cultural exchange program for EBCI and Maori youth! You can read about the program in this article from Appalachian Today!

The partnership between App State, Cherokee High School, and
the Ara Institute begins in 2023

The Appalachian story on Dr. Schroedel's visit

Thanks to The Appalachian student reporter Mia Seligman for this article on Dr. Jean R. Schroedel's campus visit last week to discuss American Indian voting rights!

From The Appalachian

 Thanks to the folks at The Appalachian for this terrific article on Gadugi!

Gadugi Director Dr. Allen Bryant and Native American Student Association
President Anya Walsh

Blue Light Initiative (From the Cherokee One Feather)

 

Native Culture in Floyd County, Georgia

 A terrific article from Doug Walker, a journalist and supporter of the Gadugi Partnership! Enjoy!