Tribal citizens gathered in a festive celebration Saturday to welcome the holidays with food, prizes, and gifts for the children! Participants signed in at the registration table to receive a raffle ticket, a t-shirt, and a goodies bag, from Delaware Nation Staff.
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President Joe Biden on Wednesday pledged to give Native Americans a stronger voice in federal affairs, promising at the first in-person summit on tribal affairs in six years that he will bolster tribal consultations, inclusion of Indigenous knowledge in decision-making and funding for communities struggling with the impacts of climate change.
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Delaware Nation is proud to officially introduce professional soccer player Luke Brennan, a 17-year-old Lenape athlete that is proud of his Native heritage & his Country. Luke Brennan currently plays for Atlanta United 2 in Atlanta GA and was recently called up to attend the USMNT U19 National camp in July 2022 in California.
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Hè, kulamalsi hàch? Hello, How are you? My name is Serenitee McCasland and I am a sophomore at Anadarko High School. I plan to go into the zoological veterinarian field and attend the University of Oklahoma. I am very honored to represent my family and tribe at the events I have attended.
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ANADARKO, OK — Delaware Nation hosted an elder’s turkey giveaway event in the Administration...
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NAFOA is proud to present Chief Mutáwi Mutáhash (Many Hearts) Marilynn “Lynn” Malerba with the 2022 Lifetime Achievement Award. She became the 18th Chief of the Mohegan Tribe and is the first female Chief in the tribe’s modern history.
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Tribal Citizen Zachary Hokeah has been officially active in small films since 2017 and portrays Native roles where he can exercise dramatic acting, martial arts, and combat training to nail his parts.
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Tribal Citizen Phillips Giles and his business Native Smoke Barbeque were interviewed by Discover Oklahoma TV! The episode will be posted soon! Stay tuned.
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Delaware Nation hosted a Trick or Treat Event at the tribal complex for the community youth in lieu of Halloween. Departments passed out candy to Riverside Indian School students & more who were all dressed to impress!
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Stan Moss of the OKC Freedom Riders expressed how the organization greatly appreciated President Dotson’s time Saturday, October 23, 2022, and for the ICW donation that is soon to come. Stan, alongside the Freedom Riders, presented a $1,000 donation check for a good cause to President Dotson and was assisted by the Gold River Casino Players Club.
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In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness, Delaware Nation Administration on Aging (AOA) & the Community Health Representative (CHR) joined forces to host a successful Health event for the Fall season, in the AOA building within the Tribal complex, from 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM (CST).
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Today, WCD WIC Program announced it is working to help build awareness about the Affordable Connectivity Program, a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) program.
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The American Rescue Plan expanded the Child Tax Credit (CTC) and other tax credits to help families with no or low incomes, but as many as four million families are at risk of missing out on money their family could really use.
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Delaware Nation hosted a job fair in the Courtroom, that included Directors from departments that were needing to fill vacant positions. Several applicants arrived, eager to fill out their paperwork, present their resumes and conduct one-on-one interviews with Directors and Human Resources.
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Tribal Citizen Patricia & her husband, Rod Schoenmaker, venture away from their cozy community in Anadarko, Oklahoma, to visit Pennsylvania. Patricia & Rod brought a copy of the Anadarko Daily Newspaper with them to present to the Museum of Indian Culture located in Allentown.
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Choctaw Nation artist DG Smalling painted an incredible illustration of the Turtle concept used on the historic map that displays the Philadelphia region known as Coaquannock, “Grove of Tall Pines” as first seen by the settlers and confirms the existence of the Delaware people before contact.
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