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In Chickasaw culture, strength grows from the earth itself. The ancient agricultural practice known as the “Three Sisters,” tanchi' (corn), bala' (beans) and olbi' (squash), demonstrates how supporting one another leads to collective prosperity....
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Storytelling holds deep significance in Chickasaw culture. It is not just a form of entertainment; it is vital to the preservation of history, values...
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Are you ready to explore Chikashshanompa' (the Chickasaw language)? Through the AYA Walk App, your journey to learn our ancestral language becomes...
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Chickasaw traditions are at the heart of our identity. Connection to our ancestors and our community shape our future together.
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Research shows that culture plays a significant role in achieving the positive well-being of First American/Indigenous people. The combination of...
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“This application continues to keep me and my family motivated to get our daily steps in, all while connecting with our culture.”
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Picture this: You are taking your daily walk, but instead of just counting steps, you are walking through history. According to the National...
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Every January, millions of Americans set out on a journey toward better health. According to Forbes Health, nearly half of all New Year's resolutions...
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Have you ever thought about how role models shape our lives? For Te Ata, a renowned Chickasaw storyteller, this inspiration came from the teachers...
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Governor Johnston served the Chickasaw Nation for more than 39 years during an incredibly transformative period. His tenure, spanning the late 1890s...
