Assuming cherokee is required, and values is required, the following 144 results were found.
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Celebrating Earth Day and environmental conservation at Cherokee Nation
led by example in protecting the land, water and air that define our natural environment. Fundamental tenets of our Cherokee values and culture require that we maintain a balanced and harmonious relationship with our natural resources and environment....
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History and Celebration Part of Annual Labor Day Events
Every Labor Day weekend marks a special time for reflection and celebration by Cherokees. The Cherokee National Holiday recognizes the 1839 signing of the Cherokee Nation Constitution, which formally established our government in Indian Territory....
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like the Illinois River Area Community Organization’s multi-phased community building construction. “One of our Cherokee values is that we’re supposed to check on one another to see if we need anything, and that is exactly what the Illinois River Area...
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to a path of restorative justice practices rather than perpetuating a punitive approach to justice. We want to keep our Cherokee values and traditions in mind through everything we do, and placing a focus on rehabilitation programs, mental health...
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Cherokee Nation opens flagship $40.5 million Head Start in Tahlequah
On Tuesday, Aug. 5, Cherokee Nation leaders met to celebrate the grand opening of its flagship Early Childhood Unit/Head Start facility in Tahlequah. TAHLEQUAH, Okla. — On Tuesday, Aug. 5, Cherokee Nation leaders met to celebrate the grand opening of...
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Cultural artifacts fortify bonds to Cherokee identity
Preserving and promoting our Cherokee culture is a multifaceted mission rooted in carrying forward our most important Cherokee values as we grow stronger as a nation. Osiyo, Preserving and promoting our Cherokee culture is a multifaceted mission rooted...
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Cherokee Nation Sets a Model of Sovereignty and Justice
profound responsibilities is providing safety and enacting justice across our Reservation. This task is rooted in deep Cherokee values of protecting our citizens and neighbors, and we carry it out through a modern justice system, exemplified by...
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Cherokee Nation’s Gadugi Corps celebrates milestone first year
A year after the Cherokee Nation launched its innovative Gadugi Corps volunteer program, more than 2,000 volunteers stepped forward to help on hundreds of projects in critical areas of disaster relief, education reading camps, youth mentorship and...
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Cherokee lands set aside as hunting, fishing and gathering reserves
Osiyo, The right to be outdoors, to hunt and fish, and to enjoy the land and waters will be easier for Cherokees in the future. Through the Cherokee Nation Park and Wildlands, Fishing and Hunting Reserve Act of 2021, we will dedicate more than 6,100...
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Cherokee Nation’s New Treatment Center Will Soon Build Hope and Healing
Opioids and other addictive substances have taken a heavy toll on Cherokee families and communities. The crisis is made even more difficult when we must send citizens far from the Cherokee Nation Reservation to receive desperately needed care. That’s...
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Fighting Food Insecurity to Uphold Cherokee Values
Across the Cherokee Nation Reservation, the summer months are an important time for our tribal nation to live out the value of ensuring our most vulnerable citizens, including elders and youth, always have access to healthy, nutritious food. Osiyo,...
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Database management upgrade will increase Cherokee Nation efficiency during COVID-19 and beyond
across all Cherokee Nation departments as veterans. The Cherokee word “gadugi” describes one of our most important Cherokee values. It means working together to improve our tribal community. The portal signifies our Cherokee spirit and the dedication of...
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Cherokee Nation unveils first rural electric transit buses, first electric school bus in region
TAHLEQUAH, Okla. — The Cherokee Nation on Monday unveiled its first public, rural eco-friendly electric buses to transport employees and tribal citizens to work and tribal health centers, and its first electric school bus, which is the first of its...
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Cherokee Nation hosts second annual Rare Disease Summit
network and advancing care options that can make a real difference in people’s lives. This summit represents the Cherokee values of working together and leaving no one behind.” (L to R): Cherokee Nation Deputy Chief Bryan Warner, First Daughter Jasmine...
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Investing in safe homes and Cherokee Nation’s future
One of our most critical values as Cherokee people is that our elders are essential keepers of our history and culture, and they deserve to live in safety and dignity. In 2019 Deputy Chief Bryan Warner and I proposed, and the Council of the Cherokee...
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Cherokee Nation celebrates grand opening of Sallisaw Creek Park
boasts two RV campgrounds with a total of 74 sites, as well as five luxury cabins. “Preservation is a cornerstone of Cherokee values, and legislation is crucial to our ability to protect what matters most,” said Chief Hoskin. “This park is a testament...
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Wado to Cherokee Foster Parents
children feel safe, nurtured and connected to their tribe and tribal family. I cannot think of a better way to display Cherokee values than by being a foster parent. Children are our connection to our Creator and our continued existence as a tribe. When...
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Cherokee Nation launches Gadugi Corps survey
The Gadugi Corps survey asks Cherokee citizens about needs and gaps in their communities, such as in education, well-being, and disaster relief, as well as how citizens would be willing to assist their communities through volunteerism and national...
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Uplifting Cherokee Children Through Foster Care
May is Foster Care Awareness Month, a time when we at the Cherokee Nation reflect on one of the most profound responsibilities we carry as a community: caring for our children. This commitment is deeply rooted in our history and core values. Osiyo, May...
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Cherokee Nation seeking nominations for National Treasure distinction
Cherokee Nation is now accepting nominations for the tribe’s esteemed National Treasure distinction. The deadline for nominations is Friday, June 9, at 5 p.m. with selected recipients announced during the 71st annual Cherokee National Holiday...