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Monday, January 25, 2016
Project 320K highlights importance of Cherokee voters, 2016 a critical year
The year 2016 is important for federal
and state elections. We will elect a new president, and we will decide on the state
and local leaders who shape the policy and direction of Oklahoma and our communities.
To better engage our Cherokee Nation citizens, we are putting a renewed
emphasis on Project 320K to increase voter engagement and participation across the
tribe’s 14 counties and beyond in the coming year.
Through Project 320K, we...
Friday, January 15, 2016
HUD/VA partnership means more assistance for Cherokee Nation veterans
Heroes deserve hope.
That’s a mission that will be fulfilled as we create
more opportunities for the brave men and women who have given so much of
themselves to our great country through their military service.
A new tribal program launched in partnership between
the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the U.S.
Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) will ensure Native military veterans have
access to safe and secure housing. This partnership is especially significant
because it marks the first time the HUD/VA housing...
Monday, January 11, 2016
Cherokee Nation Youth Council: building the next generation of tribal leaders
2015-2016 Cherokee Nation Youth Council
Happy New Year! A new year brings us a crop of new
leaders in the Cherokee Nation, in the form of the Cherokee Nation Tribal Youth
Council. The Youth Council serves a vital role in building the next generation
of leaders for our tribe and our people. We recently swore in 17 Cherokee Nation
citizens to sit on the 2015-2016 Youth Council. These young men and women
accept a major responsibility when serving...
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