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Chief Batton Attends Code Talker Ceremony

A ceremony in Fort Worth honors Choctaw Code Talkers, whose language played a crucial role in helping secure victory during World War I.

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Create your own Family Tree

Part one in our genealogy series, creating your family tree is not as difficult as you might think. It's as easy as starting with your own name and date of birth.

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Chief Batton Talks About Child Abuse Prevention

Chief Batton helped raise awareness for Child Abuse Prevention within the Choctaw Nation and where you can go to get help.

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Pineywoods Cattle
A brief history of the Pineywoods Cattle, a breed of cattle used by Choctaw people for over 200 years. Choctaw people adapted the word "wak" from the Spanish word for cow, "vaca."
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Chief's Blog
Chahta Women Helped Create This Great Nation
The Chief talks the importance of Chahta women in the hierarchy of the tribe.
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Posts
Integrated Counselors: Bringing mental health to the physical world
Choctaw Nation Behavioral Health provides integrated counselors in clinic settings to support patients experiencing emotional distress, difficult diagnoses, or needing support during medical visits.
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News Releases
Choctaw Nation Provides Summer Food Benefits to Thousands of Kids
Eligible Oklahoma families can receive $120 per child through the 2026 Summer EBT program, supporting access to nutritious food for kids during summer months when school meals are unavailable.
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Chief's Blog
Rosetta Stone Partnership Keeps Language Alive
The Chief talks about the partnership between Choctaw and Rosetta Stone to bring Chahta language learning to the world.
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Genealogy, Videos
Find Genealogy on the Dawes Commission Rolls
Part three in our genealogy series, are you wondering whether your Native American ancestors may have registered on the Dawes Commission Rolls and if you and your family could possibly become tribal members of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma? We will show you step-by-step.
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Research your Extended Family In Depth
Part two in our genealogy series can help you learn how to use online records and documents for your family tree. It will explore records such as marriage licenses, federal census records, and military cards to see why those records matter in your family research.
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