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Kelbie Kennedy may be a small-town girl, but she’s doing big things as the first ever National Tribal Affairs Advocate for FEMA. See her journey from Buffalo Valley, Oklahoma, to Washington, D.C.
Chief Batton discusses the new Choctaw Nation Council House that is completed and ready for council meetings. It is a new build that will accommodate all of the council meetings and special sessions.
Learn more about how Master Chief Petty Officer Roy Hunter embodies the very definition of servant leadership. From his 20-year career in the U.S. Navy to his 17-year career as a high school science teacher, he has given his life to the service of others. Hear his story.
Senior Government Affairs Strategist Sara Jane Smallwood Cocke discusses how instrumental voting is in making our voices heard and upholding tribal sovereignty. On this 100th anniversary of the Indian Citizenship Act, register to vote in your tribal, local, state, and federal elections including the upcoming presidential elections in November 2024.
A group of experts came to the Choctaw Nation Cultural Center to study the prairie lands of the Choctaw Nation and to discuss the importance of maintaining natural habitat for the tribal lands ecosystem.
Each year the Choctaw Nation holds the Trail of Tears Memorial Walk to commemorate the Native American journey from their birth lands to forced removal to the Oklahoma reservation.
Chief Batton led the group in attendance in the prayer and he explained that prayer is a large ingredient of the Chahta Spirit.