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Learn to speak the Choctaw language through our free, live and interactive courses. Participants can learn from the comfort of their own home, or anywhere they have computer and internet access. Classes will begin on Sept. 9, 2024.
Haleigh Gibson connected with her Choctaw roots at age 12, thanks to the guidance of her beloved aunt. Hear her story.
Kelbie Kennedy may be a small-town girl, but she’s doing big things as the first ever National Tribal Affairs Advocate for FEMA. See her journey from Buffalo Valley, Oklahoma, to Washington, D.C.
Learn more about how Master Chief Petty Officer Roy Hunter embodies the very definition of servant leadership. From his 20-year career in the U.S. Navy to his 17-year career as a high school science teacher, he has given his life to the service of others. Hear his story.
Self-care isn't just for individuals; it's essential for families too. Put simply, self-care involves taking deliberate actions to enhance both physical and emotional well-being.
Learn more about Sharon Dodson shows the value of caring for her community and her neighbors through her work for the Choctaw Nation. She also serves as a reminder of the importance of compassion and servant leadership as a small business owner.
For Grant Brittan, being Choctaw is all about being connected — with family, community, God, and the earth. Hear more about his life as an outdoorsman.