A Call to the Citizens of the Chahta (Choctaw) Nation!

Choctaw Voting Block

Voters Registration & Potluck Dinner

100 W. Circle Dr. - Broken Bow, OK

July 21 (Sat.)

 Meeting 5 PM (dinner 6:30 or 7 PM) 

CHAHTA'S BEING POLITICALLY PROACTIVE!

The Chahta People will be having council & Chief elections in the upcoming years, 2013 & 2015. As a people who survived the Trail of Tears and Death, we owe to our ancestors and future generations to shape our nation as we wish it, and that is an administration that is responsive and ACCOUNTABLE to the people!

We are all familiar with the problems, but let us come together and create our solutions together. It didn't become this way overnight, and it will take time to bring our voices together from across our Chahta Nation and across the land so that we can state what we expect from future candidates; whether it is Constitutional Amendments, employee rights or modifying the way our elections operates.

Please tell your Chahta friends & relatives, even if they live in different districts, to come and join us for more information and a dinner, please bring a dish. For more information, Contact Ben between 6 PM & 7:30 PM about the meeting/dinner or Stephanie at 417-439-9791 about the meeting. 

If you are online and want to learn about more issues being freely expressed. go to this blog:  http://choctawvotingblock.wordpress.com/

Yakoke!

Online Choctaw Language Classes starting in February

Registration for the spring class has begun. First class for the online community will be February.20.2012. Send names, ages, mailing address for all that will be participating in your house hold to : yannashushis@yahoo.com 
DEADLINE IS JANUARY 22.2012. IT'S YOUR LANGUAGE. OWN IT!

Yannash Scott, a certified Choctaw Language instructor, conducts this course and it allows you to work at your own pace. http://www.chahtaanumpa.org/page1.aspx

He has several Youtube videos’ demonstrating the use of the language, even in contemporary music, such as this one. http://youtu.be/tUCNai3Ydx8 

And an aid to pronounce our words http://youtu.be/nDLsJ6LeGxI

We have over 200,000 Choctaws around the world, 10 in Rhode Island, and even one in Iran! So feel free to share, some Choctaw might appreciate it!