Cherokee Nation urging tribal citizens to be counted in 2020 Census
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#CherokeeNationCounts will help ensure tribe receives crucial funding and grant opportunitiesThe Cherokee Nation is kicking off its #CherokeeNationCounts 2020 Census campaign, urging tribal citizens to complete the Census completely and accurately to help ensure the tribe receives key funding for programs including Indian Health Service and housing allocations through Housing and Urban Development. |
Cherokee National History Museum extends Cecil Dick exhibit
The Cherokee National History Museum announced today the extension of its first temporary exhibit due to its overwhelming popularity.FULL STORY
Council of the Cherokee Nation approves Historic Registry Act
The Council of the Cherokee Nation on Monday approved legislation proposed by Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. to protect and preserve historical tribal sites. FULL STORY
Cherokee Nation Hunting and Fishing Compact extended
Cherokee Nation citizens residing in Oklahoma will soon be receiving their 2020 hunting and fishing licenses after the tribe’s Hunting and Fishing Compact with the state was extended. FULL STORY
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Cherokee Nation adds new cultural activities to museum programmingCherokee Nation is expanding cultural and educational opportunities at its museum locations with the addition of several new interactive programs in the new year. |
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Cherokee Nation honors top Indian-owned businesses of 2019The Cherokee Nation honored hundreds of Native-owned businesses during the tribe’s annual TERO Certified Indian Owned Business Awards Banquet Thursday, Nov. 21 at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa. |
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Cherokee Nation pledges $50K to United WayCherokee Nation and its businesses presented a $50,000 check to the Tulsa Area United Way to help kick off the agency’s 2020 campaign. |
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Enrollment opportunities available at Talking Leaves Job CorpsThe Talking Leaves Job Corps Center has immediate openings for individuals seeking free career training in the nation’s leading industries, construction, finance and business, health care and hospitality. |
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Cherokee Nation Film Office expanding presence at Sundance Film Festival
Cherokee Nation Film Office is making strategic and impactful moves to further advance the presence of Native Americans in the film and television industries.
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Cherokee Nation drives more than $2 billion into Oklahoma economy
New research shows the tribe and its businesses continue to expand their economic footprint through employment, labor income, production of goods and services, and more. FULL STORY
Cherokee Nation, RSU Public TV offering Cherokee language telecourse
Cherokee Nation and Rogers State University Public TV are teaming up to launch the first televised Cherokee language learning course beginning Jan. 13.
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