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The use of river cane was vital to the everyday life of Chickasaws in the Homeland, and is still being utilized today. Learn more about the traditions of river cane harvesting, splitting and peeling in this fascinating video.
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Since 1960, Chickasaws have gathered together in what is now known as the Chickasaw Annual Meeting and Festival. Learn more about this tradition by clicking the link below.
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This place, with a very special history to Chickasaws and First Americans, is now part of the National Parks Services and sits adjacent to the Chickasaw Cultural Center in Sulphur, Oklahoma. To learn more about the area, click the link below.
Preparing simple recipes with your child is a great way to spend time together learning new skills and building confidence. Find more healthy recipes including nutritional information and instructional videos on the Chickasaw Nation’s GetFresh! website.
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You can visit the Chickasaw National Capitol in Tishomingo, Oklahoma or learn more about this historic building and take a virtual tour from home by clicking the link below.
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Need help finding your First American ancestors? The Chickasaw Cultural Center has a created a useful tool to help you. Click the link below to learn more and get started.
The Chickasaw Nation STEM Academy offers many fun programs as well as summer camps and special events. Learn more by clicking the link below.
Including your littles in food prep helps them build confidence, fine motor skills, and makes them more likely to try new foods. Find more healthy recipes including nutritional information and instructional videos on the Chickasaw Nation’s GetFresh! website.
Governor Bill Anoatubby dedicated 50 years of service to the Chickasaw people as an employee and an elected official of the Chickasaw Nation.
Building butterfly gardens as a family is a wonderful way to interact with nature and each other! Read more about the Chickasaw Nation’s work to enhance the Monarch population by visiting the link below.
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The Chickasaw Princess Program is a great opportunity for Chickasaw girls and young ladies to serve their tribe while learning, traveling and meeting many new people. Click below to discover eligibility requirements and program details.
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