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Jason Lewis, a Choctaw Nation citizen who works for the Mississippi Choctaws' Cultural Department gives a tour of games reported across the southern United States and the Choctaw Nation in the era between the two great removals of our Choctaw ancestors.
2021-2022 Choctaw-Ireland Scholarship recipients Austin West and Claire Green Young share about their experiences attending University College Cork. Chahta Foundation and college staff also provide more information about the program and application process.
By re-examining of the removal of the Choctaws from Mississippi, Dr. Arlen Hanson, a lecturer from North Carolina at Pembroke, seeks to illuminate the voices and experiences of the Choctaws themselves, rather than focusing on a strictly political history as has often been the case in the literature on Removal.
View a virtual presentation of the exhibit of Choctaw items in the North American Collection from the Musee du quai Branly and discussion of the relationship between the Choctaw and French people in the 1700s.
Dawn Standridge takes us deep into the history of historic Wheelock Academy, a missionary day school established in 1832, later a Choctaw Nation-funded boarding school for Choctaw girls.
Choctaw Academy was the first federally run Indian boarding school and was largely financed by the Choctaw Nation. Dr. Chip Richardson, owner of the historic site, shares information, along with Dr. Ian Thompson and Francine Locke Bray, on restoration efforts and the site's significance.
Professor and author James Taylor Carson discusses Choctaw life throughout the 18th and 19th centuries and how it shaped world history.