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Cherokee Nation, City of Tahlequah Announce Major Sidewalk Project to Improve Pedestrian Accessibility West of Town

The Cherokee Nation and the City of Tahlequah have announced a significant investment to construct a combined 4.4-mile pedestrian-friendly sidewalk along State Highway 62, starting across the street from the Cherokee Nation’s Durbin Feeling Language Center.

Cherokee Nation Contractor and Job Fair Set for Wednesday in Greenwood

Cherokee Nation will hold a contractor and employment fair on Wednesday, March 5, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the Greenwood Cultural Center in Tulsa.

In a time of change, Cherokee Nation is a steady voice for Indian Country

As the largest tribe in the United States, Cherokee Nation has the responsibility to be an advocate and leader for all of Indian Country. That means engaging with the U.S. Congress and other federal leaders in Washington, D.C.

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

Cherokee Nation is launching its new Public Health and Wellness Partners grant program, which beginning March 3 provides grants for eligible capital and operational projects impacting the Cherokee Nation Reservation.

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.

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

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

Cherokee Nation is launching its new Public Health and Wellness Partners grant program, which beginning March 3 provides grants for eligible capital and operational projects impacting the Cherokee Nation Reservation.

The Future of Cancer Care within Cherokee Nation

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

Chief Hoskin, Deputy Chief Warner announce ‘Fitness Partner Program’ for non-profit gym memberships

Cherokee Nation W.W. Hastings Hospital earns national recognition for organ donation efforts

Education

Cherokee Nation’s Commitment to Youth Agriculture Education

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.

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

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

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

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

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

Cherokee Nation is launching its new Public Health and Wellness Partners grant program, which beginning March 3 provides grants for eligible capital and operational projects impacting the Cherokee Nation Reservation.

The Future of Cancer Care within Cherokee Nation

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

Chief Hoskin, Deputy Chief Warner announce ‘Fitness Partner Program’ for non-profit gym memberships

Cherokee Nation W.W. Hastings Hospital earns national recognition for organ donation efforts

Education

Language