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Report highlights success of $7M Cherokee Nation Community Partners Grants

A new report is highlighting the many successes of the Cherokee Nation’s $7 million Community Partners Grants, which were distributed to nearly 270 applicants across the reservation between 2022 and 2024.

Cherokee Nation issues statement on Oklahoma legislature’s approval of motor vehicle compact

After months of negotiations, the Oklahoma Legislature’s Joint Committee on State-Tribal Relations today approved a renewal of the state’s motor vehicle compact with the Cherokee Nation, following the Council of the Cherokee Nation’s approval earlier this month.

Cherokee Nation receives $1.3M grant for environmental assessment and cleanup

The Cherokee Nation has been awarded a $1.3 million grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to conduct environmental assessments and cleanup planning across multiple sites within the reservation.

Cherokee Language Preservation Moving Forward

Language connects us to our ancestors, our identity and our place in the world. For Cherokee Nation, preserving and revitalizing our unique language is a sacred duty. With every word of Cherokee spoken or written, we reclaim another piece of what it means to be Cherokee.

Cherokee Nation accepting applications for Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program

Cherokee Nation is continuing to accept applications for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program for those who qualify through Dec. 31.

Housing

Cherokee Nation completes first phase of historic housing study, identifies $1.75B gap

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.

Cherokee Nation celebrates permanent reauthorization of landmark Housing, Jobs and Sustainable Communities Act

Chief Hoskin, Deputy Chief Warner to sign permanent reauthorization of landmark Housing, Jobs and Sustainable Communities Act

Chief Hoskin, Deputy Chief Warner propose permanent housing law

Why Cherokee Nation needs a permanent housing act

Healthcare

IHS Funding Change Ends Cherokee Nation Contract Health Funds for UKB Members

Cherokee Nation announced today that, as a result of their agreement with Indian Health Service, the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians in Oklahoma will assume responsibility for their exclusive UKB members’ purchase and referred care program – a federally funded, independent health care program for tribes – effective January 1.

Cherokee Nation Surgical Technology Program graduates new class of medical professionals

Cherokee Nation hosts first Rare Disease Summit in Tahlequah

Cherokee Nation shares smoking cessation efforts report on annual Great American Smokeout day

Progress In Serving At-Large Cherokees

Education

Cherokee Nation Reclaims Historic Day School Lands

The Cherokee Nation recently achieved a landmark victory by reclaiming the deeds to five historic Boarding School Era day school sites after four decades of negotiations with the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

Cherokee Nation celebrates five boarding school-era day schools being placed into trust

Cherokee Nation Surgical Technology Program graduates new class of medical professionals

Cherokee Nation celebrates grand opening of $7.3M state-of-the-art Nowata Head Start Center

Cherokee Nation shares history with Carl Albert State College during National Native American Heritage Month

Language

Progress In Serving At-Large Cherokees

We represent approximately 320,000 citizens of the Cherokee Nation. Progress for at-large citizens has been the result of decades of advocacy by various leaders and Cherokees at the grassroots level. Although there is still more work to do, the progress made in recent years is…

Cherokee Nation to dub Prime Video content in Cherokee

Cherokee Nation hosts annual first-language Cherokee speaker gathering

Cherokee first-language speaker Harry Oosahwee celebrated with new exhibit

Cherokee Nation graduates eight Cherokee speakers from language program

Housing

Cherokee Nation completes first phase of historic housing study, identifies $1.75B gap

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.

Cherokee Nation celebrates permanent reauthorization of landmark Housing, Jobs and Sustainable Communities Act

Chief Hoskin, Deputy Chief Warner to sign permanent reauthorization of landmark Housing, Jobs and Sustainable Communities Act

Chief Hoskin, Deputy Chief Warner propose permanent housing law

Why Cherokee Nation needs a permanent housing act

Healthcare

IHS Funding Change Ends Cherokee Nation Contract Health Funds for UKB Members

Cherokee Nation announced today that, as a result of their agreement with Indian Health Service, the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians in Oklahoma will assume responsibility for their exclusive UKB members’ purchase and referred care program – a federally funded, independent health care program for tribes – effective January 1.

Cherokee Nation Surgical Technology Program graduates new class of medical professionals

Cherokee Nation hosts first Rare Disease Summit in Tahlequah

Cherokee Nation shares smoking cessation efforts report on annual Great American Smokeout day

Progress In Serving At-Large Cherokees

Education

Cherokee Nation Reclaims Historic Day School Lands

The Cherokee Nation recently achieved a landmark victory by reclaiming the deeds to five historic Boarding School Era day school sites after four decades of negotiations with the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

Cherokee Nation celebrates five boarding school-era day schools being placed into trust

Cherokee Nation Surgical Technology Program graduates new class of medical professionals

Cherokee Nation celebrates grand opening of $7.3M state-of-the-art Nowata Head Start Center

Cherokee Nation shares history with Carl Albert State College during National Native American Heritage Month

Language

Progress In Serving At-Large Cherokees

We represent approximately 320,000 citizens of the Cherokee Nation. Progress for at-large citizens has been the result of decades of advocacy by various leaders and Cherokees at the grassroots level. Although there is still more work to do, the progress made in recent years is…