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    Choctaw Nation Brings More than $4.1 Billion Impact to Oklahoma in 2023

    A new economic report highlights statewide benefits, including nearly 27,000 jobs, billions in wages, and major investments in schools, housing and healthcare.

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    Historical Map Research: Continuing collaborations with the Musée du Quai Branly – Jacques Chirac

    Through a collaboration with the Musée du quai Branly-Jacques Chirac in Paris, France, we have analyzed historical French maps of the Choctaw homeland. Many of these maps were created in France using records by French explorers, who in turn, got their information from Choctaw people.

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    Choctaw Cultural Center hosts Choctaw-Irish Friendship Festival March 13-14

    Join us for a two-day festival with live music, an art market, frybread workshops, and family-friendly cultural events.

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  • Chief's Blog

    Sovereignty Allows Choctaw Nation to Exist

    The Chief talks about the importance of tribal sovereignty and the hard fought battles to keep the Choctaw Nation strong.

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  • Posts

    2025 Choctaw Nation Annual Report

    The Choctaw Nation has released its 2025 annual report, highlighting accomplishments for tribal members and showcasing the nation’s overall health and continued growth.

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  • Chief's Blog

    The Choctaw Nation is Hiring, Join our Tribe of Professionals!

    The Chief talks about the tribal member resource fair and new hiring opportunities for tribal members and job seekers.

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    Allies of the French: Continuing collaborations with the Musée du Quai Branly – Jacques Chirac

    France and Choctaw Nation were allies through some of the most significant years of the colonial period. In 1724, the leaders of French-allied Tribes were invited to travel to France on a diplomatic mission to meet with King Louis XV. For unknown reasons, Choctaw leaders declined the invitation.

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