Indigenous Alabama: Digital Resources for Research
People usually think of the Choctaw homeland as being Mississippi. That's not wrong, but many chapters of Choctaw history were written a little farther to the east, in what is now Alabama.
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Chief Batton talks about funding help for Choctaw Small Businesses and the benefits of tribal loans.
Learn MoreChief Batton reflects on what the Fall Harvest means to the Choctaw people and what it means to him.
View VideoChief Batton and Assistant Chief Austin talk about the upcoming Native November activities within the Choctaw Nation.
View VideoPeople usually think of the Choctaw homeland as being Mississippi. That's not wrong, but many chapters of Choctaw history were written a little farther to the east, in what is now Alabama.
ViewAn animated feature in production that highlights Native culture and inclusivity through an uplifting story of friendship and understanding.
ViewChoctaw Nation of Oklahoma, Chickasaw Nation, and Cherokee Nation filed a federal lawsuit in United States District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma naming Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt; his recently appointed special prosecutor, Russ Cochran; and the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation as defendants.
ViewBoth individuals exemplify the core values of faith, family, and culture through their lifelong commitment to serving others and strengthening their communities.
ViewThe Chief speaks about the importance and sacrifice of our Veterans and why we must honor our brave men and women of the military.
ViewMany Choctaw people who moved to East Texas were looking for a peaceful way of life where they could continue to live freely, without the pressures of colonization. However, the first Choctaw encounters in the region were not marked by peace, but by violence.
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