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Chickasaw Nation Residents, Chickasaws At‑Large

This youth cheer clinic teaches basic cheerleading fundamentals geared toward individual skill levels.

Must be 8-18 years of age. Chickasaw citizen preference is exercised.

Categories: Children & Youth, Youth Camp
Chickasaw Nation Residents, Chickasaws At‑Large

Join the Chickasaw Alumni Association, where you can grow your network, gain career insights and maintain lasting connections.

Categories: Education & Training
Chickasaw Nation Residents, Chickasaws At‑Large

The Chickasaw Annual Meeting and Festival features Governor's State of the Nation Address along with a weeklong series of events, cultural demonstrations, entertainment, fellowship and more.

This event is open to the public.

Categories: Culture
Chickasaw Nation Residents, Chickasaws At‑Large

Gain archaeological fieldwork experience and tour significant cultural sites during a one-week, expenses-paid journey to the historic Chickasaw Homeland in Mississippi.

Additional eligibility requirements may apply.

Categories: Culture
Chickasaw Nation Residents, Chickasaws At‑Large

Aspiring young artists are immersed in an exploration of various artistic fields, career preparatory programming and student-oriented skill development. The academy provides an opportunity for students to learn about contemporary and traditional Chickasaw and Southeastern First American art in a variety of mediums that inspires exploration of the artistic process in ...

Categories: Children & Youth, Youth Camp
Chickasaw Nation Residents, Chickasaws At‑Large

The Chickasaw Business Directory identifies existing businesses that are 51% owned, controlled and operated by Chickasaw citizens.

The directory is available to the public. Business owners must be a Chickasaw citizen with at least 51% ownership of the business to be listed.

Categories: Commerce
Chickasaw Nation Residents, Chickasaws At‑Large

The Chickasaw Capitol Building was built in 1898 and served as the seat of the Chickasaw government until Oklahoma statehood. Today, the building is a museum and a reminder that the Chickasaw people fought for their tribal identity and independence.

The Chickasaw Capitol Building is open to the public.

Categories: Culture, Museum
Chickasaw Nation Residents, Chickasaws At‑Large

The children’s village provides a safe and nurturing home-like environment for First American youth. Staff develop individual needs assessments and work to address each student’s emotional, spiritual, social and physical needs.

Applicants must be a First American student in grades 1-12 and eligible for enrollment in Kingston Public Schools in Ki...

Categories: Children & Youth
Chickasaw Nation Residents, Chickasaws At‑Large

Prospective Chickasaw high school and college athletes can receive guidance and resources on their path to competing at the collegiate level. Athletes will be equipped with the resources needed to succeed both on the field and in the classroom.

This program provides comprehensive support, including academic assistance, scholarship guidance, highlight video ...

Categories: Education & Training
Chickasaw Nation Residents, Chickasaws At‑Large
These nationwide community outreach meetings provide Chickasaw citizens an opportunity to meet representatives from the Chickasaw Nation and receive information about programs and services, cultural demonstrations, the latest news and updates and more.
Categories: Community Services