To gain a deeper understanding of the history and culture of the Cherokee people, one of the most significant indigenous groups in North America.
To learn about the Cherokee's rich traditions, language, and societal structures, which have been both preserved and adapted over time.
To explore the challenges and triumphs the Cherokee have faced, including their forced removal during the Trail of Tears and their resilience in maintaining their identity.
To appreciate the contributions of the Cherokee to broader American history and recognize the importance of their story in the context of civil rights and sovereignty issues.