Honoring Jackson Frazier McCurtain, Principal Chief of the Choctaws

Jackson Frazier McCurtain, Principal Chief of Choctaw Nation from 1880 to 1884, was a remarkable man. From limited education to an exceptional military leader, McCurtain prioritized his people’s welfare. His leadership led to resolving tribal controversies and relocating the National Capital.

Sowing Seeds of Indigenous Joy

This blog examines the power of Indigenous joy and intergenerational resilience. Laughter, creativity, and hope are essential elements of cultural resurgence. Nurturing a vision of Indigenous joy amidst community members can combat despair and strengthen resilience in overcoming cultural erosion.