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The Cherokee Nation swore in its 2017-18 Cherokee Nation Tribal Youth Council Monday evening at the tribe’s headquarters in Tahlequah. Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Bill John Baker, Secretary of State Chuck Hoskin Jr. and other tribal leaders addressed the new 17-member Tribal Youth Council during the inauguration ceremony at the W.W. Keeler Tribal Complex. Supreme Court Justice Angela Jones administered the official oath of office to the youth council. Members of the Tribal Youth Council serve a one-year term that includes volunteering and helping shape future Cherokee Nation policy.

Earlier this week, for the 16th straight year, the Cherokee Nation received the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting, and also the Outstanding Achievement in Popular Annual Financial Reporting award for the fifth consecutive year. The awards are the highest honors given to governments for stellar financial reporting and accounting by the Government Finance Officers Association. To earn the Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) award, an impartial panel of judges reviewed an audit of the tribe’s 2016 fiscal year financial operations and all its businesses and nonprofit components, ensuring they met the highest standards, including transparency.

Lastly, Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Bill John Baker delivered testimony Wednesday before the U.S. House Subcommittee on Indian, Insular and Alaska Native Affairs. Baker urged subcommittee members to push forward H.R. 2606, the Stigler Act Amendments. If passed, the legislation would remove provisions that prevent a Native American from inheriting land within the Five Tribes in restricted fee if he or she is below one-half certificate degree of Indian blood.

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Chief Baker testifies before Congress on trust land legislation – 10/04/2017

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Bill John Baker delivered testimony Wednesday before the U.S. House Subcommittee on Indian, Insular and Alaska Native Affairs.

Cherokee Nation taking applications for Cherokee Nation Angel Project, Elder Angel Tree – 10/04/2017

The 2017 Cherokee Nation Angel Project applications will be available starting Oct. 9 for children 16 years old and younger.

Tribal Youth Council sworn into office for 2017-18 – 10/03/2017

The Cherokee Nation swore in its 2017-18 Cherokee Nation Tribal Youth Council Monday evening at the tribe’s headquarters in Tahlequah.

Cherokee Nation earns top financial reporting awards – 10/03/2017

For the 16th straight year, the Cherokee Nation received the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting, and also the Outstanding Achievement in Popular Annual Financial Reporting award for the fifth consecutive year.

Cherokee Nation Health Services hosts clinics for flu vaccines – 10/02/2017

Cherokee Nation health services is offering free flu vaccinations for Cherokee Nation citizens and their families, including non-Native family members living in the household.

Cherokee Nation employees recognized with 2017 NextGen Under 30 award – 09/29/2017

Employees from Cherokee Nation and Cherokee Nation Businesses were recently named to 2017’s NextGen Under 30, an annual program that honors individuals who demonstrate professional leadership and extensive service to their communities.

Cherokee Nation co-hosting Tulsa job fair for ingredient-solutions company Ingredion – 09/29/2017

Cherokee Nation Career Services is co-hosting a job fair Thursday, Oct. 5, along with Illinois-based business Ingredion, an ingredient-solutions company planning to hire around 60 people in Tulsa for select financial services.

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Bill John Baker

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Tahlequah, OK 74464

918-453-5000

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