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SGUA’s early gatherings in Belmont, North Carolina, brought people together around Indigenous beadwork. These beading circles created s

Group of women crafting and chatting at a dining table.
Three women engaged in crafts at a table with snacks and drinks.
Three people sitting around a table with a red checkered cloth.
Elderly woman focused on an art project at the dining table.
Three women sitting at a table with a Christmas tree in the background.
Elderly woman focused on an art project at the dining table.

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