This site is operated by Cherokee Gadugi of Tarrant County as a chartered satellite, non-profit, non-political organization of the Cherokee Nation. Its mission is dedicated to providing history, culture, heritage, tradition, language, and fellowship to our members who reside outside the Cherokee Nation boundaries.
ᏕᏣᏓᏝᏂᎪᎯᏍᏙᏗᏕᎨᎭᏍᏗ (Strengthen one another with encouraging words in all that you do.) At Cherokee Gadugi, Tarrant County, we offer a variety of educational programs for Cherokee people and those interested in Cherokee culture. Click here to learn more about our programs and activities. To propose a program, email info@cherokeegadugi.org
ᏕᏣᏓᎸᏉᏕᏍᏗ (Like one another without conditions, admire one another.) We organize social activities and cultural events to connect Cherokee people and to promote cultural awareness. Click here to learn more about our upcoming events. Questions: info@cherokeegadugi.org
ᏕᏣᏓᏙᎯᏳᎭᏍᏗ (You all have a strong conviction for and believe in one another.) By becoming a member of Cherokee Gadugi, Tarrant County, you can support our mission and participate in our programs and activities. Click here to learn more about membership benefits.
To request a membership application: membership@cherokeegadugi.org
ᎾᏂᎥ ᏴᏫ ᏕᏣᏠᏯᏍᏗᏍᎨᏍᏗᎢ
(Include everyone, all human kind; however many.)
Osiyo,
As the old year gives way to the new, my family and I send our warmest hopes to each of you, near and far.
Serving as your voice on the Tribal Council remains my deepest honor. Carrying the trust, stories, and hopes of more than 330,000 at-large citizens guides my work every single day. I am continually inspired by the strength of our at-large community.
This time of reflection reminds us all of the unbreakable bonds we share. From our family to yours, may the coming year be filled with the warmth of kinship, the comfort of our traditions, and a growing spirit of generosity.
Charybel, Jonathan, Joseph, and I wish you a New Year of peace, prosperity, and joy. I will continue working tirelessly alongside you for our shared future in the chapters ahead.
With respect and gratitude from the Kidwell family,
Johnny Jack Kidwell
Speaker of the Council
At-Large District
Council of the Cherokee Nation
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Cherokee Gadugi Tarrant co-hosts two day history class!
Here is an opportunity to hear and learn the compelling history of our people from Cherokee Nation Oklahoma experts!
Class size is limited to 50 attendees so register now by scanning the Q&R code on the flyer to your left.
Seldom do we citizens enjoy such an opportunity in our own backyard so register today and reserve your space before the class fills.