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New Supreme Court Justice Amy Page takes oath of office

New Cherokee Nation Supreme Court Justice Amy Page was sworn into office Friday, March 14 in Tahlequah. Judge Page’s nomination by Principal Chief Hoskin, and her subsequent confirmation by the Council of the Cherokee Nation, fills a vacancy left by former Justice Shawna Baker.

Our Housing Challenge is a Public Health Challenge

We are in the midst of the largest period of housing investment in the history of the Cherokee Nation. If we think of our housing challenges as public health challenges, we can go even further.

New exhibit features pottery pieces previously purchased by Ruth Bader Ginsburg

In 2000, Cherokee National Treasure Victoria Vazquez brought her artwork to the Santa Fe Indian Market in New Mexico, sharing a booth with her mother, Cherokee traditional pottery revivalist Anna Mitchell.

Cherokee Nation’s 12th Warrior Flight visits national monuments in Washington, D.C.

The Cherokee Nation’s 12th Cherokee Warrior Flight departed March 10 for Washington, D.C., with seven veterans who served during the Vietnam War and the Vietnam Era.

New leaders named to Indian Child Welfare, ONE FIRE, Natural Resources Department

The Cherokee Nation has named Sally Wilson as Senior Director of the tribe’s Indian Child Welfare department, Patricia Kidwell Mancillas as Senior Director of the tribe’s ONE FIRE Victim Services department and Sydnee Krenek as Executive Director of Natural Resources.

Housing

Our Housing Challenge is a Public Health Challenge

We are in the midst of the largest period of housing investment in the history of the Cherokee Nation. If we think of our housing challenges as public health challenges, we can go even further.

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

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

Healthcare

Cherokee Nation Rare Disease Task Force outlines recommendations tribe can take to assist those with rare diseases

The Cherokee Nation Health Services Rare Disease Task Force has released a report outlining progress made over the past year and recommendations the tribe can take in the future to help address the unique challenges faced by patients with rare diseases both on and off the Cherokee Nation Reservation.

Cherokee Nation to study ways to Improve Health Access

Cherokee Nation launches $1M ‘Public Health and Wellness Partners’ program

The Future of Cancer Care within Cherokee Nation

Cherokee Nation invests $16M to improve access to cancer care

Education

CNF offering virtual ACT prep workshop March 29

The Cherokee Nation Foundation is hosting a virtual workshop to help Native students prepare for the national ACT exam. The free workshop is slated for March 29 from 12:30 to 3 p.m.

Cherokee Nation’s Commitment to Youth Agriculture Education

Cherokee Nation offers spring education tours for students

Cherokee Nation celebrates partnership to start new agriculture education program at Sequoyah High School

Cherokee Nation Reclaims Historic Day School Lands

Language

Cherokee Nation graduates six speakers from Cherokee Language Master/Apprentice Program

The Cherokee Nation’s Cherokee Language Master/Apprentice Program graduated six students Friday, Feb. 21, during a special commencement ceremony at the Durbin Feeling Language Center in Tahlequah.

Cherokee Nation provides $800k to support Little Cherokee Seeds program, foster fluency in Cherokee language

POSTPONED: Cherokee Nation postpones Cherokee Journalism and printing event

Cherokee Nation, Interior Department partnering in Native language revitalization effort

Speaker Services Turns Three

Housing

Our Housing Challenge is a Public Health Challenge

We are in the midst of the largest period of housing investment in the history of the Cherokee Nation. If we think of our housing challenges as public health challenges, we can go even further.

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

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

Healthcare

Cherokee Nation Rare Disease Task Force outlines recommendations tribe can take to assist those with rare diseases

The Cherokee Nation Health Services Rare Disease Task Force has released a report outlining progress made over the past year and recommendations the tribe can take in the future to help address the unique challenges faced by patients with rare diseases both on and off the Cherokee Nation Reservation.

Cherokee Nation to study ways to Improve Health Access

Cherokee Nation launches $1M ‘Public Health and Wellness Partners’ program

The Future of Cancer Care within Cherokee Nation

Cherokee Nation invests $16M to improve access to cancer care

Education

Language