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      • About Nikwasi Initiative
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      • Board of Directors
    • Projects & Initiatives

      • Cultural Corridor
      • Noquisiyi Mound
      • Cowee Mound
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      News & Resources

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      • Apr 19, 2021

      Nikwasi Initiative hosts Tribal Council members

      • Mar 26, 2021

      WLOS News Channel 13 - Plans for Nikwasi

      • Aug 16, 2020

      Groundbreaking At Nikwasi Mound

      • Dec 1, 2019

      Nikwasi Mound: Franklin’s oldest structure may soon become its newest attraction

      • May 8, 2019

      Sacred mound was taken by NC settlers. Cherokee just regained control 200 years later

      • May 1, 2019

      With title, Nikwasi Initiative can move forward

      • Mar 29, 2019

      Debunking The Origins Of The Ancient Nikwasi Mound

      • Mar 28, 2019

      Nonprofit Defends Transfer Of Nikwasi Mound Deed Amid Controversy

      • Mar 27, 2019

      Town can keep mound and support initiative

      • Mar 27, 2019

      Macon residents try to halt Nikwasi deed transfer

      • Oct 2, 2018

      Mountain Partners Unveils First Look At Cultural Corridor Worth Over $28 Million

      • Sep 26, 2018

      Kiosk will tell story of Cowee Mound

      • Sep 22, 2018

      Cherokee cultural panels unveiled for Cowee site kiosks

      • Aug 10, 2017

      EBCI purchases half acre of land in Franklin for $400,000

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      Nikwasi Initiative preserves, protects, and promotes culture and heritage in the original homelands of the Cherokee people.

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      Using engaged partnerships, Nikwasi Initiative focuses on developing cultural resources for diverse projects from the nationally significant Cultural Corridor along the Little Tennessee River, to restoration of heritage apple species, and widespread cultural collaboration.

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