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The Oklahoma Commission on the Status of Women has selected six women to be inducted into the Oklahoma Women’s Hall of Fame this September, including a Choctaw Nation tribal citizen artist and educator, Jane Semple Umsted.
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Chicago-based documentary company Kartemquin Films is partnering with streaming giant Hulu to offer a $30,000 grant for Indigenous filmmakers.
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SANTA FE, N.M. – The Chickasaw Nation will have an enhanced presence at this year’s prestigious Santa Fe Indian Market as it seeks to educate film enthusiasts and recruit film and documentary talent.
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At only 17 years old, Timber Hensley is gaining traction as a strong female athlete in Oklahoma. A Chickasaw citizen and incoming senior at Silo High School, Hensley has six softball state title championships under her belt. Hensley already has collegiate softball teams scouting her and has verbally committed to playing for the University of Tennessee upon high school graduation.
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Ashley Callingbull, an accomplished model, actress, and television host from the Enoch Cree Nation, has made history by becoming the first Indigenous woman to win the title of Miss Universe Canada.
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On the heels of major career milestones like performing at the SXSW Festival and collaborating with a Grammy-nominated producer, Cherokee/Arapaho two-spirit Afro-Indigenous indie-pop artist Lucaa is headed to the Santa Fe Indian Market to perform and walk the runway at a special fashion show later this month.
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A time of reunion, fellowship and cultural pride; the Chickasaw Annual Meeting and Festival is set to begin Sept. 27 and continue through Oct. 5.
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Kaylea Arnett is making a splash across the globe as a part of an elite world series tour in cliff diving.
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