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Oklahoma task force looks to resolve tribal reservation safety issues without tribal nations
by Molly Young, The Oklahoman
A task force launched by Gov. Kevin Stitt will attempt to create a standard working agreement for state and tribal public safety agencies, but without any say from tribal leaders, at least
Alliance for Tribal Clean Energy Hosts Second Annual Tribal Energy Equity Summit
March 18 – 21 at the Muscogee Nation, RiverSpirit Resort, Tulsa, Oklahoma
The Tribal Energy Equity Summit will convene Native American tribal leaders and federal government officials to address vital issues and ensure an equitable transition to a clean energy future.
The Tribal Energy Equity Summit (TEES) hosted by the Alliance
Cherokee Nation unveils solar-powered lighting solution in Nowata
Project improves safety for community organization, tribal health center and food distribution site
NOWTA, Okla. – The Cherokee Nation has taken a significant step to enhance community safety and embrace sustainable practices with the completion of a solar-powered lighting project in Nowata. Funded with $55,000 from the Cherokee Nation’s
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CPN Employee writes Oscar nominated song
By: Tina Bridenstine, Citizen Potawatomi Nation Public Information Department
Scott George has worked in Citizen Potawatomi Nation’s Housing Department since 2005. Day-to-day, he works to help Tribal members as they navigate housing issues such as buying a home. This year, George also became the first Native American to be
National Book Award-Winning Author Ned Blackhawk to Give Free Lecture at TU’s Oklahoma Center for the Humanities
TULSA, Oklahoma – The University of Tulsa’s Oklahoma Center for the Humanities welcomes Ned Blackhawk to Tulsa on April 1. Blackhawk will give a free lecture on the themes in his book “The Rediscovery of America: Native Peoples and the Unmaking of U.S. History,” which won the 2023 National
Weekly Newsletter
Clean energy dreams, realities highlighted at DOE tribal summit
BY CHEZ OXENDINE
There was an air of cautious optimism as the Department of Energy convened with tribal, business, and nonprofit leaders during the two-day Tribal Clean Energy Summit last week in Temecula, California.
More than 700 participants gathered on Feb.