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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
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(Include everyone, all human kind; however many.)
Gadugi member/author to present NHNS breakout session "Writing, Representing and Marketing Native American Fiction: A Cherokee's Lament and Song of Hope."

Gadugi member, James A. Humphrey (on the right) received official confirmation that he will present a breakout session at the National Historical Novel Society 2025 North American Conference on Friday, June 37 at Caesar’s Palace, Las Vegas.
The session is "Writing, Representing, and Marketing Native American Fiction: A Cherokee's Lament and Song of Hope."
His books are The Cherokee Trilogy: "Cherokee Rock, Cherokee Rose, and Cherokee Reel" found at www.cherokeetrilogy.com
On the left, Ella Waters, the author's grandmother who inspired his books.