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Harm Reduction
With overdose deaths on the rise in Oklahoma, the Choctaw Nation is taking action to combat this epidemic by offering vital resources.
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Bobby Von Martin's life could have been very different. Growing up around drug abuse and violence could have set him on a similar path as the adults in his life. Instead, he turned to art.
View VideoChief Batton opens 2024 See You at the Pole
Chief Batton talks about the reason behind the Choctaw Nation commemorating See You at the Pole and what faith means to him.
View VideoTerri Billy
Teresa "Terri" Billy is the Assistant Director of the Chahta Anumpa Aiikhvna, School of Choctaw Language. Her first language was Choctaw, taught by the grandmother who raised her and spoke only Choctaw.
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Biskinik NewsJones makes a name for himself in sports broadcasting
Tyler Jones, sports broadcaster and NFL host, is paving his way in the sports industry with his unique perspectives and commitment to storytelling.
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Time for Reflecting on What We are Thankful for
Reflecting on a successful summer and look forward to an equally successful fall. The Choctaw Nation has a lot to be thankful for, from its outstanding tribal members to its thriving economy and businesses.
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Biskinik NewsCNO tribal members represent Tribe at FFA Leadership Conference in D.C.
Two young women emphasize Choctaw culture and Native agriculture to officials during a Washington, D.C. visit.
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Biskinik Iti FabvssaThe Talihina Indian Hospital (Part II)
Part 2 of the history and development of the Talihina Indian hospital sheds light on the early medical care of the people in the area.
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Biskinik Council CornerDistrict 6, November 2024
Fall is finally here, and we're enjoying the cooler temperatures and beautiful fall colors in the trees in District 6.
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Biskinik NewsThe Inchunwa Project: A journey to reviving Southeastern tribal tattoos
From casual conversation to a revitalization project, the Inchunwa Project has turned into a "revivalization" movement that is shining the light on the practice of traditional tattoos.
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Lesson of the DayHvshi Hohchifo (1 of 4)
Learn how to say this phrase in Choctaw: "What is the month?"
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