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Cherokee Nation Wings Program celebrates 30 years with 2026 race season kicking off April 4

The Cherokee Nation Wings Program is gearing up for its 2026 race season with 18 runs scheduled across the Cherokee Nation Reservation. The races, which are open to Wings program members, kick off on April 4 with the “CC Camp 5K” in Stilwell.

Cherokee Nation to open new park in Sallisaw

Defining a new era for conservation, Cherokee Nation is celebrating the grand opening of Sallisaw Creek Park, located on the Robert S. Kerr Reservoir.

Cherokee Nation graduates seven speakers from Cherokee Language Master/Apprentice program

The Cherokee Nation’s Cherokee Language Master/Apprentice Program graduated seven students Friday, March 20, during a special commencement ceremony at the Durbin Feeling Language Center in Tahlequah.

Standing with Our Schools, Investing in Our Future

Cherokee Nation is proud to do more than offer words of support for Oklahoma educators: We are delivering action. During this week’s annual Public School Appreciation Day, our tribe distributed $7.26 million to 107 public school districts across northeast Oklahoma.

Cherokee Nation Task Force recommends ID enhancement, reform of citizenship process and dual enrollment

A task force empaneled by Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin, Jr. in 2024 recommends a range of legal, technical and procedural changes to the tribe’s citizenship registration process.

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Cherokee Nation graduates seven speakers from Cherokee Language Master/Apprentice program

The Cherokee Nation’s Cherokee Language Master/Apprentice Program graduated seven students Friday, March 20, during a special commencement ceremony at the Durbin Feeling Language Center in Tahlequah.

Cherokee Nation, Little Cherokee Seeds program sign $800,000 operational agreement

Technology rooted in tradition is strengthening Cherokee Nation

Cherokee Nation launches new Cherokee Language Dictionary app with advanced learning tools

New Cherokee Language Efforts Aimed for All Generations

Wellness

Breaking through isolation created by rare diseases

The Cherokee identity, in all its rich complexity, grows from common values and a shared cultural heritage. An important aspect of Cherokee culture is encapsulated in the spirit of Gadugi — the recognition of shared hardships and the collective goal of working together for the common good.

Cherokee Nation signs legislation increasing investment in new Claremore health facility to $400 million

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief signs rare disease proclamation, announces third annual Rare Disease Summit

Tralynna Scott continues as Special Envoy, will lead health care economic impact study

Chief Hoskin, Deputy Chief Warner, Propose Major Expansion of Tribe’s Reentry Program

Education

Cherokee Nation graduates seven speakers from Cherokee Language Master/Apprentice program

The Cherokee Nation’s Cherokee Language Master/Apprentice Program graduated seven students Friday, March 20, during a special commencement ceremony at the Durbin Feeling Language Center in Tahlequah.

Standing with Our Schools, Investing in Our Future

Cherokee Nation Distributes $7.26M to 107 School Districts on Public School Appreciation Day

Cherokee Nation First Lady January Hoskin Launches Public Service Career Explorers Program

Registration for Camp Cherokee 2026 opening soon

Gadugi

Gadugi Corps grows to nearly 6,000 volunteers, launches Gadugi Summer program

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Deputy Chief Bryan Warner announced Monday, that the Gadugi Corps volunteer and national service program has grown its volunteer database to nearly 6,000 Cherokee citizens and will launch a new Gadugi Summer program for at-large Cherokees to volunteer.

From the Grassroots Up, We Are Strengthening the Cherokee Nation

Gadugi Corps: Building a Legacy of Service for Cherokees

Child care investment targets Cherokee family obstacle

Empowering Cherokee Students and Increasing Educational Access

Wellness

Breaking through isolation created by rare diseases

The Cherokee identity, in all its rich complexity, grows from common values and a shared cultural heritage. An important aspect of Cherokee culture is encapsulated in the spirit of Gadugi — the recognition of shared hardships and the collective goal of working together for the common good.

Cherokee Nation signs legislation increasing investment in new Claremore health facility to $400 million

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief signs rare disease proclamation, announces third annual Rare Disease Summit

Tralynna Scott continues as Special Envoy, will lead health care economic impact study

Chief Hoskin, Deputy Chief Warner, Propose Major Expansion of Tribe’s Reentry Program

Gadugi

Gadugi Corps grows to nearly 6,000 volunteers, launches Gadugi Summer program

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Deputy Chief Bryan Warner announced Monday, that the Gadugi Corps volunteer and national service program has grown its volunteer database to nearly 6,000 Cherokee citizens and will launch a new Gadugi Summer program for at-large Cherokees to volunteer.

From the Grassroots Up, We Are Strengthening the Cherokee Nation

Gadugi Corps: Building a Legacy of Service for Cherokees

Child care investment targets Cherokee family obstacle

Empowering Cherokee Students and Increasing Educational Access

Education

Cherokee Nation graduates seven speakers from Cherokee Language Master/Apprentice program

The Cherokee Nation’s Cherokee Language Master/Apprentice Program graduated seven students Friday, March 20, during a special commencement ceremony at the Durbin Feeling Language Center in Tahlequah.

Standing with Our Schools, Investing in Our Future

Cherokee Nation Distributes $7.26M to 107 School Districts on Public School Appreciation Day

Cherokee Nation First Lady January Hoskin Launches Public Service Career Explorers Program

Registration for Camp Cherokee 2026 opening soon

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