Ga-du-gi Annual Community Report
Each year, Cherokee Preservation Foundation publishes a report that highlights what is changing as a result of work that grantees and the Foundation are doing together. 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. The ga-du-gi 2012 report looks at what has been accomplished during the Foundation’s first ten years.