Join us on Saturday, September 7th, from 11:00 am to 12:00 pm for "Matriarchs, War Women, and Entrepreneurs: Cherokee Women in the 18th Century Colonial World," part of our "Beyond Petticoats: Courage and Conviction in 18th-Century Women" series. Casey Price, a Ph.D. candidate from the University of Tennessee, will lead this fascinating talk on the influential roles of Cherokee women in their matrilineal society.

From leading war efforts to guiding their communities, these women balanced daily life with significant political influence, all while facing the pressures of colonial expansion. Discover how they maintained their culture and viewed their Appalachian homeland as more than just a frontier—it was their home.

To help us prepare for the event and ensure a smooth experience for all, we kindly request a $5 donation when you RSVP. This small contribution assists us in managing seating and resources. A Q&A session will follow the talk, offering an opportunity to dive deeper into the discussion. Don’t miss this chance to learn about the remarkable women who shaped the Cherokee world.