Cherokee Nation recently reauthorized the Cherokee Artist Recovery Act, allocating an additional $1 million for the procurement of Cherokee artwork through 2026.
The Cherokee Nation is contributing $800,000 in operating, equipment, and capital funds to help foster fluence in the Cherokee language through the Little Cherokee Seeds program, an initiative helping to revitalize the Cherokee language by fostering fluency among infants and…
Cherokee Nation and its businesses recently presented a $100,000 check to the Tulsa Area United Way to help support the agency’s annual campaign. The tribe has continually supported the nonprofit organization’s mission to improve lives and strengthen communities since 2013.
My hope is due to Cherokee Nation’s plan to strengthen investments and partnerships with state-of-the-art cancer care providers. We are building a system that will benefit generations of Cherokee patients, families, and communities.
Due to inclement weather, Cherokee Nation has postponed the Cherokee Journalism event slated for Feb. 21 at the Cherokee National Supreme Court Museum and Cherokee Arts Center until further notice.
The first phase of a comprehensive housing study by the Cherokee Nation predicts a deficit of $1.75 billion in housing for Cherokee citizens in the region over the next decade with a need of more than 8,800 housing units of all types and price points.
My hope is due to Cherokee Nation’s plan to strengthen investments and partnerships with state-of-the-art cancer care providers. We are building a system that will benefit generations of Cherokee patients, families, and communities.
Cherokee Nation took a historic step recently by signing a first-of-its-kind agreement with the Federal Emergency Management Agency to deploy our Cherokee-led Incident Management Team in disaster response efforts.
The Cherokee Nation is contributing $800,000 in operating, equipment, and capital funds to help foster fluence in the Cherokee language through the Little Cherokee Seeds program, an initiative helping to revitalize the Cherokee language by fostering fluency among infants and…
The first phase of a comprehensive housing study by the Cherokee Nation predicts a deficit of $1.75 billion in housing for Cherokee citizens in the region over the next decade with a need of more than 8,800 housing units of all types and price points.
My hope is due to Cherokee Nation’s plan to strengthen investments and partnerships with state-of-the-art cancer care providers. We are building a system that will benefit generations of Cherokee patients, families, and communities.
Cherokee Nation took a historic step recently by signing a first-of-its-kind agreement with the Federal Emergency Management Agency to deploy our Cherokee-led Incident Management Team in disaster response efforts.
The Cherokee Nation is contributing $800,000 in operating, equipment, and capital funds to help foster fluence in the Cherokee language through the Little Cherokee Seeds program, an initiative helping to revitalize the Cherokee language by fostering fluency among infants and…