The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma is the third-largest federally recognized tribe in the United States. Gary Batton Chief and Jack Austin Jr. Assistant Chief.
Chief’s Blog: National Day of Prayer!
The 2024 National Day of Prayer was held at the Choctaw Nation on May 2. Chief Batton led the group in attendance in the prayer and explained how it is a large ingredient of the Chahta Spirit. Watch the full vlog at .
In the Choctaw calendar, Bihi Hvshi, Mulberry Month, roughly corresponds with May. As the name implies, this is the time of year when the Choctaw homeland begins to abound in sweet, edible spring treats. Learn more about Mulberry Month at .
In 2023, the Choctaw Nation filled 1,636,581 prescriptions & served 1,072,485 health encounters. Health Privacy Officer John Poling discusses how tribal members can support tribal sovereignty by using health services provided through the Choctaw Nation at .
Choctaw Nation Health Services focuses on the entire patient, providing services from primary care physicians, specialists, diagnostic services, therapies, mental health services, transportation to appointments and more. Learn about CNHSA at .
In 2020, the
@choctawnationOK
partnered with
@OGandE
to create a solar energy farm in Durant. By early 2021, the tribe announced plans to double the size of the farm’s operation. Click the link to learn more about their commitment to renewable energy.
Celebrate International Museum Day at the Choctaw Cultural Center May 18th from 10:00AM - 2:00PM!
Representatives from museums all over the state will be on hand to visit with guests and offer information about all there is to explore in Oklahoma.
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The art of beading has been a cherished tradition passed down through numerous generations among the Choctaw people. Historically, Choctaw women have been the primary practitioners of this art form. Learn more about traditional beading at .
How Will You Celebrate Earth Day? 🌍 Will you participate in a local clean-up, plant trees, or perhaps commit to reducing your carbon footprint?
Share your Earth Day plans and ideas with us. Together, we can create a brighter, more sustainable future for all!
#EarthDay
A proud citizen of
@choctawnationOK
, Kelbie Kennedy knows the importance of community & power of welcoming multiple perspectives. Now, as the first
@FEMA
National Tribal Affairs Advocate, she helps
@DHSgov
support & strengthen our nation-to-nation relationships.
#WomenofDHS
Discover the timeless beauty and intricate craftsmanship of Choctaw basketry! From delicate patterns to sturdy designs, Choctaw baskets are a testament to skill and cultural pride. Learn more at .
Located just a short drive from Choctaw, Mississippi is the Nvnih Waiya Village Site. Our creation stories explain Nan Awaya to be our Mother Mound; the place where Choctaw people were created. Learn more at .
Even though he grew up in Oklahoma City, Grant Brittan is one of those people who is most at home in the woods, lakes, and rivers of Southeastern Oklahoma. Hear his story at .
#TWM
#TogetherWereMore
The State Regents recently presented
@SE1909
and
@choctawnationOK
Small Business Development with a Business Partnership Excellence Award for their joint work to build economic growth. Read about this innovative partnership:
#OKHigherEdWorks
❗ THIS COMING MONDAY ❗
Join us at the Cultural Center on Monday, April 8th from 10:00AM-4:00PM as we attempt to scare Fvni Lusa away and prevent the sun from being eaten!
Registration is required for this event.
Register for this event at .