Explore exhibits by Chickasaw and other First American artists or learn a new skill during one of the many art classes. Studio space is available for rent to First American artists.
Chickasaw Youth Clubs (CYC) provide a safe space to learn and grow through after-school programs and school break activities in Sulphur and Tishomingo, Oklahoma.
Chickasaw youth can participate in leadership, business and cultural development courses, a variety of community service opportunities and hands-on experience in professional environments.
Providing the stepping-stones to long-term employment for Chickasaw citizens. Chickasaw Employment Access includes programs offered both in the Chickasaw Nation boundaries and at-large, with mo...
History “Lighthorse” is an historic name given by the Chickasaw, Choctaw, Cherokee, Muscogee and Seminole Nations, often referred to collectively as the Five Civilized Tribes, to their mounted po...
Throughout history, farming, agriculture and, therefore, food have been an integral part of the Chickasaw way of life. In ancient times, Chickasaws lived in villages where they grew corn in commu...
This program offers classes in public speaking throughout the year to assist and encourage participants to be more confident communicators. Each class is limited to 15 participants. Classes are available to the public.
The Chokka Chaffa’ program is a home-based service for First American families identified as at risk for children being removed from the home. Services emphasize family strengths, promote stability, enhance parental functions and protect children of First American families...
Chickasaw Nation Wellness Centers provide a friendly and encouraging environment for exercise and to improve health and fitness. Trained staff are available to help members of all experience levels use exercise equipment or participate in classes.
Aalhakoffichi’ (A Place For Healing) serves First American youth and their families who need support and recovery services stemming from mental health, substance misuse or family relational issues.