Cherokee Nation Employee Recognized by National Indian Education Association
The National Indian Education Association named longtime Cherokee Nation employee, Carolyn Allen, as 2026 Elder of the Year.
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…
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 Nation Appoints Fite-James, Honors Poteete at Trail of Tears Conference
Cherokee Nation appointed Camerin Fite James and announced a $180,000 grant in honor of Troy Wayne Poteete, a late tribal statesman, at the 29th National Trail of Tears Association Conference and Symposium.
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.
Chief Hoskin Discusses “Condit Report”, Announces Community Building Safety Initiative at Annual CCO Grant Conference
Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin, Jr, gave his final address at the tribe’s annual non-profit CCO grant kickoff event, discussing a new report on at-large organizations and a new initiative for community building safety.
Hoskin, Warner Seek Council Support for "21st Century Childcare Initiative"
Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin, Jr, and Deputy Principal Chief Bryan Warner proposed a “Cherokee Nation 21st Century Childcare Initiative” on Thursday, calling for $50 million in childcare center construction and millions of dollars annually in new and expanded support programs.