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As we take time out to remember Memorial Day here at the Choctaw Nation, it gives me an opportunity to reflect on what this day means and why we must remember the sacrifice for our freedoms.
From academic-enrichment at STEAM camps and sports camps to Biblical-focused learnings at Bible camp, there are great summer camp opportunities within the Choctaw Nation for kids and teenagers to take advantage of this summer across the reservation.
The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma is dedicated to our language and heritage. It is important for a Nation to move forward to remember where we came from.
The Choctaw language has been passed down to us from our ancestors and it is our duty, as the Choctaw Nation, to pass it along to the next generation. Language defines who we are and what is important to our history, faith, family, and culture.
Each year, we celebrate this time of year with an Easter Celebration on the day after Good Friday to commemorate Jesus' sacrifice. This year is no exception.
Choctaw sovereignty is the most important aspect of maintaining a strong, resilient Nation where we can control our own destiny and forge our own path to create a place our ancestors dreamed of.
Highlights of art, dance and writing of the Choctaw Nation are on display at the Community Cultural Meetings.