is to encourage individuals, faith communities, and other civic and/or charitable organizations to move beyond mere acknowledgement that the land we occupy is the ancestral land of the Anigiduwagi, more commonly known as the Cherokee, and to build stronger relationships with the Cherokees as well as other Turtle Island peoples living in our area.
We envision a day when the sovereignty of the Anigiduwagi over their ancestral lands is recognized and their wise stewardship respected.