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  • Indegenous woman with red handprint over her face - MMIP
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    Chief Batton Wears Red to Bring Awareness to MMIP Day

    Show your support by wearing red and honor and raise awareness for those who are missing or have lost their lives.

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  • Chief at HQ in front of the backpack display in remembrance of lost children due to car accidents.
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    Chief Batton Speaks About Child Safety in the Car

    Join Chief Batton in raising awareness about child car seat safety. See the backpack memorial and learn how to prevent future tragedies. Protect your children.

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  • Durant Community Center Rendering
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    Chief Batton attends Durant Community Center Groundbreaking

    Chief Gary Batton talks about the reasons needed for a new Choctaw Community Center in Durant.

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  • Chief's Vlog: Chief Batton talks opens the Choctaw Livestock Show
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    Chief Batton Opens the Choctaw Livestock Show

    Chief Batton talks about the history and reasons for the CNO Livestock Show.

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  • Antlers Community Center renamed after Jack Austin, Sr.
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    Antlers Community Center renamed in honor of Jack Austin, Sr.

    Chief Batton and Assistant Chief Jack Austin, Jr. talk about the legacy of Tribal Councilman Jack Austin. Sr. and the honor of having the Antlers Community Center renamed.

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  • Winners of the Chahta Foundation Scholarship
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    Chief Batton Honors the Chahta Foundation Scholarship Winners

    Chief Batton discusses the recipients of the Chahta Foundation Scholarships. The foundation awards outstanding Choctaw students and helps with their continuing education goals.

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  • Chief Batton discussing foster care with an advocate
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    Choctaw Nation Needs Foster Families to Help Children in Need

    Chief Batton speaks about the need for foster families to open their homes to children in need of direction and love.

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