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Georgia garden connects Cherokee Nation to its roots

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By Barn Raiser
| Indian Country Today (ICT)
This story was originally published by Barn Raiser, an independent source for rural and small town news. Stephanie Woodard Barn Raiser “Can plants talk? Well, now they can! All you need is your phone,” Cherokee elder Tony Harris tells children visiting the Cherokee Garden at Green Meadows Preserve, in Marietta, Georgia. With Georgia’s inclusion of tribal history in its public-school curriculum, as many as 1,400 local schoolchildren visit the garden each year, Harris says.
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What Rural America Can Learn from Haitian Immigrants

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By Barn Raiser, Thurka Sangaramoorthy
| Civic Media
This is the sixth article in the Barn Raiser series “Rethinking Immigration and Health on Maryland’s Eastern Shore,” drawn from the author’s research for her book Landscapes of Care: Immigration and Health in Rural America. It took months to convince Junior to talk to me. He was busy, working full-time at a manufacturing plant and caring for his young family in his spare time. His family was apprehensive about him speaking with a stranger—an anthropologist, no less—eager to record personal details.
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By Barn Raiser, Thurka Sangaramoorthy
| thebug.fm
This is the sixth article in the Barn Raiser series “Rethinking Immigration and Health on Maryland’s Eastern Shore,” drawn from the author’s research for her book Landscapes of Care: Immigration and Health in Rural America. It took months to convince Junior to talk to me. He was busy, working full-time at a manufacturing plant and caring for his young family in his spare time. His family was apprehensive about him speaking with a stranger—an anthropologist, no less—eager to record personal details.
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