Every October our Cherokee Nation work family gathers together to raise awareness for domestic violence and the emotional and physical harm this problem inflicts on its victims, their families, and their communities. On Monday, Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. joined tribal leaders to sign a proclamation vowing to be cognizant of domestic violence and to help all of those in the Cherokee Nation who suffer or have suffered at the hands of violence. To strengthen the tribe’s respon
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Every October our Cherokee Nation work family gathers together to raise awareness for domestic violence and the emotional and physical harm this problem inflicts on its
Cherokee Nation. . Every October our Cherokee Nation work family gathers together to raise awareness for domestic violence and the emotional and physical harm this problem inflicts on its victims, their families, and their communities. On Monday, Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. joined tribal leaders to sign a proclamation ...
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The Cherokee Nation celebrated the opening of a new domestic violence shelter in Stilwell today to help families and children who suffer at the hands of violence. Take a look at this video to see how this new resource will better ensure safety across the reservation. 💜 #Together | Cherokee Nation
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The Cherokee Nation celebrated the opening of a new domestic violence shelter in Stilwell today to help families and children who suffer at the hands of violence. Take a look at this video to see how this new resource will better ensure safety across the reservation. 💜 #Together | Cherokee Nation
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#ICYMI: Cherokee Nation recently participated in the "Walk A Mile In Her Shoes" event in Tahlequah to help raise awareness of sexual assault and domestic violence in our communities. The event was put on by Help In Crisis as part of April's #SexualAssaultAwarenessMonth activties to educate the community, and to advocate for awareness and prevention of violence against women and girls. Watch this video for a recap of the event: | Cherokee Nation
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#ICYMI: Cherokee Nation recently participated in the "Walk A Mile In Her Shoes" event in Tahlequah to help raise awareness of sexual assault and domestic violence in our communities. The event was put on by Help In Crisis as part of April's #SexualAssaultAwarenessMonth activties to educate the community, and to advocate for awareness and prevention of violence against women and girls. Watch this video for a recap of the event: | Cherokee Nation
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The Cherokee Nation celebrated the opening of a new domestic violence shelter in Stilwell today to help families and children who suffer at the hands of violence. Take a look at this video to see how this new resource will better ensure safety across the reservation. 💜 #Together | Cherokee Nation
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The Cherokee Nation celebrated the opening of a new domestic violence shelter in Stilwell today to help families and children who suffer at the hands of violence. Take a look at this video to see how this new resource will better ensure safety across the reservation. 💜 #Together | Cherokee Nation
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#ICYMI: Cherokee Nation recently participated in the "Walk A Mile In Her Shoes" event in Tahlequah to help raise awareness of sexual assault and domestic violence in our communities. The event was put on by Help In Crisis as part of April's #SexualAssaultAwarenessMonth activties to educate the community, and to advocate for awareness and prevention of violence against women and girls. Watch this video for a recap of the event: | Cherokee Nation
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#ICYMI: Cherokee Nation recently participated in the "Walk A Mile In Her Shoes" event in Tahlequah to help raise awareness of sexual assault and domestic violence in our communities. The event was put on by Help In Crisis as part of April's #SexualAssaultAwarenessMonth activties to educate the community, and to advocate for awareness and prevention of violence against women and girls. Watch this video for a recap of the event: | Cherokee Nation
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In its second year in operation, the Cherokee Nation Harm Reduction Program is leading citizens to recovery, safety and healing. ❤️ If you or anyone you know needs help, please call the Cherokee Nation Harm Reduction Program at 539-234-3785. | Cherokee Nation
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In its second year in operation, the Cherokee Nation Harm Reduction Program is leading citizens to recovery, safety and healing. ❤️ If you or anyone you know needs help, please call the Cherokee Nation Harm Reduction Program at 539-234-3785. | Cherokee Nation
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Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. provides an update on the tribe’s Respond, Recover and Rebuild Emergency Assistance Program. Please give it a listen. Remember: applicants MUST fill out the application online at www.cherokee.org. Look for the red COVID-19 Emergency Assistance graphic. Cherokees needing assistance with the online application or who have questions about eligibility can call 918-453-5464 during normal business hours Monday-Friday. | Cherokee Nation
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Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. provides an update on the tribe’s Respond, Recover and Rebuild Emergency Assistance Program. Please give it a listen. Remember: applicants MUST fill out the application online at www.cherokee.org. Look for the red COVID-19 Emergency Assistance graphic. Cherokees needing assistance with the online application or who have questions about eligibility can call 918-453-5464 during normal business hours Monday-Friday. | Cherokee Nation
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The Cherokee Nation is providing $476,000 total to 136 volunteer fire departments across the Cherokee Nation Reservation. The tribe presented the contributions and honored hundreds of volunteer firefighters during this year's annual Volunteer Firefighter Appreciation Banquet, presenting each department with a contribution of $3,500 that can be used for departmental needs such as training, fuel and equipment upgrades. Wado to our volunteer firefighters for your service and your dedication to prot
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The Cherokee Nation is providing $476,000 total to 136 volunteer fire departments across the Cherokee Nation Reservation. The tribe presented the contributions and honored hundreds of volunteer firefighters during this year's annual Volunteer Firefighter Appreciation Banquet, presenting each department with a contribution of $3,500 that can be used for departmental needs such as training, fuel and equipment upgrades. Wado to our volunteer firefighters for your service and your dedication to prot
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A full two-thirds of our Nation – more than 300,000 Cherokees – live outside the boundaries of our reservation. RSVP to learn about resources specifically for at-large citizens at “ᏣᎳᎩ: Wherever We Are, Benefits for At-Large Citizens Edition” Saturday, June 22, at noon CT. | Cherokee Nation
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A full two-thirds of our Nation – more than 300,000 Cherokees – live outside the boundaries of our reservation. RSVP to learn about resources specifically for at-large citizens at “ᏣᎳᎩ: Wherever We Are, Benefits for At-Large Citizens Edition” Saturday, June 22, at noon CT. | Cherokee Nation
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On Saturday, June 22 at noon CT, join us to learn about benefits, services, and opportunities specifically for at-large citizens. RSVP for the premiere today. | Cherokee Nation
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Why join the Gadugi Corps? Our strength as a Nation lies in our people. Gadugi Corps is more than a program—it’s a movement built on unity, service, and culture. When disaster strikes, it is our neighbors, our elders, our families who feel the impact first. If you would like to participate or have any questions, please email shawn-crittenden@cherokee.org or madison-long@cherokee.org | Cherokee Nation
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Each year the Cherokee Nation honors more than 130 rural Oklahoma fire departments during our annual Volunteer Firefighter Awards Banquet. This year, due to concerns caused by COVID-19, we’ve chosen to forego an in-person gathering in order to keep our first responders safe. But we're still recognizing their service and sacrifice to our community. In this video, Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. honors our northeast Oklahoma departments and announces this year's two Volunteer Fire
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In effort to address food insecurities for Cherokee elders and families during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Cherokee Nation launched the largest emergency food distribution program in Cherokee history. The initiative included distributing emergency food packages to Cherokees across the tribe’s 14-county reservation. As of the beginning of September, the Cherokee Nation has provided more than 5.4 million meals to more than 80,000 citizens. In addition to helping elders with food security, the tribe
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The Cherokee Nation Respond, Recover and Rebuild Disability Assistance Program has been a great success, and thousands have applied. Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. announced today that we are extending the deadline by one week (to Friday, Nov. 13) and expanding eligibility to include any Cherokee Nation citizen who is a disabled veteran, regardless of where they reside. Again, there is no residency requirement for Cherokee veterans on VA disabilities. More info from Chief Hoski
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“We’ve made the nation stronger.” — Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. Chief Hoskin answered questions this morning from senators during the U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs’ oversight hearing on the Small Business Administration Native 8(a) Program. | Cherokee Nation
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Cherokee Nation recently launched an online application for our Respond, Recover and Rebuild Education Initiative. Thousands of families have already applied for these student grants, which will help ease the impact of COVID-19 on their pursuit of education. But, we need everyone to apply by the August 7 deadline. You can find the application online at www.cherokee.org; just look for the blue Respond, Recover and Rebuild Education Initiative link on the front page. You'll also find an important
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Cherokee Nation Secretary of Veterans Affairs S. Joe Crittenden shares an important message about the Respond, Recover and Rebuild Disability Assistance Program for qualifying Cherokees living within the tribe's 14-county reservation. Don't forget, if you qualify, to sign up soon, because the Nov. 6 deadline is quickly approaching! See the qualifications and sign up by finding the green Respond, Recover and Rebuild Disability Assistance Program graphic at www.cherokee.org. | Cherokee Nation
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Starting this month, the Cherokee Nation is pre-enrolling our Cherokee Nation citizens, or those from other federally recognized tribes, and their families into Medicaid, at a no cost coverage to those who qualify. Coverage goes into effect July 1. Medicaid Expansion coverage can help you, by increasing your access to specialty care, for medications, Emergency care, services outside the tribal health system and allows for coverage when you are not close to a tribal health facility. Who makes up
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This week, we announced the latest chapter in our tribe’s effort to bring healing to those in need: Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Cherokee Nation Deputy Principal Chief Bryan Warner signed into law new legislation that will invest $23 million for additional substance use disorder treatment and recovery centers within the Cherokee Nation Reservation. The new law will add a new outpatient recovery center in Tahlequah and build an additional outpatient recovery center in Vini
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The Cherokee Nation has a new fleet of ambulances to better serve tribal citizens during emergencies that was purchased with the $54 million investment into Cherokee Nation Emergency Services by Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Cherokee Nation Deputy Principal Chief Bryan Warner. 🚑🚨 Listen in as Chief Hoskin and Chief of Staff Dr. Corey Bunch talk about this exciting investment! | Cherokee Nation
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What a great turnout at today’s Elder Summit in Claremore! Wado to everyone who gathered for fellowship and to learn what Cherokee Nation is doing to care for our elders. ❤️ Check out Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr.'s speech from today’s Elder Summit ⤵️ | Cherokee Nation
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With so many beautiful Cherokee children in need of adoption or foster care, Chief Baker emphasized opening Cherokee homes to Cherokee children in need. Hear firsthand from Brian and Ashley Wagnon, as they share their experience with foster care and Cherokee Nation Indian Child Welfare. To learn more about Cherokee Nation ICW or foster care and adoption, visit https://bit.ly/2MYumUO. You can also visit them on Facebook here, Homes for Cherokee Kids - Indian Child Welfare ᏣᎳᎩᎯ ᎠᏰᎵ ᎠᏂᏴᏫᏯ ᏗᏂᏲᏟ ᏗᏂᏍᏕ
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In an effort to keep our Cherokee Nation citizens, employees and communities safe and informed, the Cherokee Nation has established a call center for tribal citizens who have questions about COVID-19. The call center also directs patients, if needed, where they should go if they have symptoms, if they have recently traveled, and if they are in need of testing. Since opening on March 10, the Cherokee Nation COVID-19 call center has received 347 calls. We can all do our part to help slow the sprea
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