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Daniel Mead sworn in as new Cherokee Nation Marshal

Daniel Mead was sworn in as the new Marshal of the Cherokee Nation during a public ceremony at the W.W. Keeler Tribal Complex Thursday, Oct. 30. Mead was nominated to be the new Marshal by Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Deputy Chief Bryan Warner and unanimously confirmed by the Council of the Cherokee Nation.

Chief Hoskin announces expansion of tribe’s elder nutrition efforts with up to $2M in additional funding

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. this week announced an expansion and renewed vision for the tribe’s elder services programs, reaffirming a commitment to honor and care for Cherokee elders through responsive, evidence-based action rooted in cultural tradition and…

Cherokee Nation deploys $1.25M to regional food banks

Three days after Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. declared a food security state of emergency, the tribe is deploying $1.25 million to regional food banks and other programs.

Governor Stitt, it’s raining. Save SNAP.

I am calling on Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt to follow Cherokee Nation’s lead and extend a lifeline to hundreds of thousands of Oklahomans who will lose food assistance in November.

History of Black slavery in Cherokee Nation explored through exhibit

Learn more about the history of Black slavery in Cherokee Nation in an exhibit at the Cherokee Nation Anna Mitchell Cultural & Welcome Center. “We Are Cherokee: Cherokee Freedmen and the Right to Citizenship” is now open and runs through April 26, 2026.

Language

New Cherokee Language Efforts Aimed for All Generations

The Cherokee language is the heart of who we are as a people. It carries our history, our way of life, and the values that connect us across generations. When we speak our language, we honor our ancestors and ensure that future generations can know themselves as Cherokee.

Cherokee Nation hosts Seventh Annual First-Language Cherokee Speakers Gathering

Cherokee Nation Partners with DreamWorks and NBCUniversal to Dub "How to Train Your Dragon" in Cherokee Language

Cherokee Nation celebrates grand opening of Marshal Service, Language Department satellite offices in Kenwood

Cherokee Nation to host annual Cherokee Speakers Gathering

Education

Cherokee Nation’s Talking Leaves Job Corps graduates 73, celebrates decades of successfully supporting students

Cherokee Nation’s Talking Leaves Job Corps recently celebrated a new class of 73 graduates. The graduates met with Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and members of the Council of the Cherokee Nation during the graduation ceremony. Family and friends gathered with them to celebrate the milestone.

Chief Hoskin, Deputy Chief Warner announce former District 5 Councilor E.O. Smith as Special Ambassador for Youth Athletics

Cherokee Nation Surgical Technology Program graduates new class of medical professionals

New School Year Brings New Opportunity

Cherokee Nation welcomes new principal to Sequoyah High School

Sovereignty

Chief Hoskin, U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Kennedy sign historic Claremore Indian Hospital transfer agreement

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. participated in a historic signing ceremony Tuesday, Sept. 23, with U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to formally acknowledge the transfer of operations of the Claremore Indian Hospital.

Why we are pursuing legislation to protect treaty rights and the Cherokee Nation Reservation from attacks by the UKB

Cherokee Nation hosts annual CCO Conference, announces $1.27M generator grant

Cherokee Nation Sets a Model of Sovereignty and Justice

Defending our health and future at the highest levels of government

Wellness

Chief Hoskin, Deputy Chief Warner sign legislation to expand Public Health and Wellness Fund Act

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr., Deputy Chief Bryan Warner, members of the Council of the Cherokee Nation and Cherokee Nation Public Health leaders and staff gathered to sign an amended Public Health and Wellness Fund Act legislation Monday, Sept. 29.

Chief Hoskin, U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Kennedy sign historic Claremore Indian Hospital transfer agreement

Building a World-Class Health System Through Data-Driven Strategy

Cherokee Nation Council approves $3.65B budget for Fiscal Year 2026

Delivering a Wellness Dividend

Education

Cherokee Nation’s Talking Leaves Job Corps graduates 73, celebrates decades of successfully supporting students

Cherokee Nation’s Talking Leaves Job Corps recently celebrated a new class of 73 graduates. The graduates met with Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and members of the Council of the Cherokee Nation during the graduation ceremony. Family and friends gathered with them to celebrate the milestone.

Chief Hoskin, Deputy Chief Warner announce former District 5 Councilor E.O. Smith as Special Ambassador for Youth Athletics

Cherokee Nation Surgical Technology Program graduates new class of medical professionals

New School Year Brings New Opportunity

Cherokee Nation welcomes new principal to Sequoyah High School

Wellness

Chief Hoskin, Deputy Chief Warner sign legislation to expand Public Health and Wellness Fund Act

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr., Deputy Chief Bryan Warner, members of the Council of the Cherokee Nation and Cherokee Nation Public Health leaders and staff gathered to sign an amended Public Health and Wellness Fund Act legislation Monday, Sept. 29.

Chief Hoskin, U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Kennedy sign historic Claremore Indian Hospital transfer agreement

Building a World-Class Health System Through Data-Driven Strategy

Cherokee Nation Council approves $3.65B budget for Fiscal Year 2026

Delivering a Wellness Dividend

Sovereignty

Chief Hoskin, U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Kennedy sign historic Claremore Indian Hospital transfer agreement

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. participated in a historic signing ceremony Tuesday, Sept. 23, with U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to formally acknowledge the transfer of operations of the Claremore Indian Hospital.

Why we are pursuing legislation to protect treaty rights and the Cherokee Nation Reservation from attacks by the UKB

Cherokee Nation hosts annual CCO Conference, announces $1.27M generator grant

Cherokee Nation Sets a Model of Sovereignty and Justice

Defending our health and future at the highest levels of government

Language

New Cherokee Language Efforts Aimed for All Generations

The Cherokee language is the heart of who we are as a people. It carries our history, our way of life, and the values that connect us across generations. When we speak our language, we honor our ancestors and ensure that future generations can know themselves as Cherokee.