Anadisgoi | Cherokee Nation Official News

Cherokee Nation hosts third annual Rare Disease Summit

The Cherokee Nation hosted its third annual Rare Disease Summit on Wednesday, Oct. 7, at the Cherokee Nation Health Campus, bringing together specialty physicians, healthcare professionals, patients, students, families and community members to address rare diseases affecting tribal citizens.

Investing in Childcare Strengthens Cherokee Families, Local Economies

Across the Cherokee Nation Reservation, we frequently hear the same story from working parents: They want to work and build a future for their children, but they cannot find affordable, quality childcare.

Cherokee Casino & Hotel West Siloam Springs goes “Behind the Mask” with $6,000 costume contest and Halloween party featuring “Scream” king Skeet Ulrich Oct. 31

Cherokee Casino & Hotel West Siloam Springs is answering the call and celebrating Halloween by going “Behind the Mask” for a night of costumes, entertainment and a special appearance from horror film favorite Skeet Ulrich.

Zombie takeover hits Hard Rock Tulsa as annual Halloween Party and $10,000 costume contest returns Oct. 24

Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa is transforming Sequoyah Convention Center into a zombie takeover as its annual Halloween Party makes its return on Oct. 24 at 8 p.m.

Cherokee Art Market returns to Hard Rock Tulsa Oct. 10 & 11

Join Cherokee Nation for a weekend immersed in Native art as Cherokee Art Market returns to Hard Rock Tulsa Oct. 10 & 11.

Language

The power of language

Words have power in the Cherokee Nation. From contracts and treaties to the Cherokee Nation Constitution, words are the mortar bonding generations of cultural heritage to a modern, worldwide community as one tribe.

Cherokee Nation launches Language Hub Website, New Testament audio feature in Dictionary app

Tickets on sale now for Cherokee musical returning to Hard Rock Live Oct. 9-10

Restoring Cherokee as a thriving, active language

Cherokee Nation Opens $30M Cherokee Immersion Middle School

Healthcare

Cherokee Nation Among Eight Awarded Millions in Federal STREETS Grant Funds to Expand Mental Health, Substance Use Treatment Services, Housing Support

The Cherokee Nation was among eight sites in the country to be awarded the federal STREETS grant, through the new Safety Through Recovery, Engagement, and Evidence-based Treatment and Support (STREETS) program from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Cherokee Nation helping lead efforts in fight against Alzheimer’s

Hoskin/Warner advisors issue reports on childcare, wellness centers and career readiness for Cherokee Nation

Cherokee Nation Celebrates Grand Opening of Public Health Programs Office

Cherokee Nation, Rogers State University sign MOU to strengthen healthcare workforce pipeline

Arts

Cherokee Nation's Artist Resiliency Act Signed into Law, Ensuring Permanent Support for Cherokee Artists

Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. signed the Artist Resiliency Act into law on Friday, permanently establishing Cherokee Nation's commitment to supporting Cherokee artists.

Explore Native art, culture and tradition at Cherokee Art Market Oct. 10-11

Celebrate Cherokee culture at ninth annual Cherokee Day in Vinita

Supporting Cherokee Artists Means Investing in Our Culture

Celebrated Cherokee painter featured in new exhibit

Education

Cherokee Nation Foundation awards behavioral health scholarships

Cherokee Nation Foundation, which recently awarded nine nursing and allied health scholarships, awarded an additional five scholarships to students pursuing degrees in behavioral health.

Cherokee Nation Foundation awards new health scholarships

Cherokee Nation Celebrates Opening of new Sequoyah High School Academic Building, Multi-Purpose Facility

Cherokee Nation announces fall education tours for students

Building Career Pathways Close to Home with RSU