Furthering Emory community's education, Muscogee Nation will conduct second teach-in Oct. 27

The return of the Muscogee people to their homeland will coincide with a teach-in on the Atlanta campus featuring storytelling, hymn singing, a stomp dance and a conversation with artist Johnnie Diacon.

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