Chickasaw Writers
They strive to understand the struggles of their ancestors, articulating compelling stories that demand to be told. Their journeys may be personal, but their considerations are broad and help to move their native culture, traditions and ideas into the future. They are writers. They are historians. They are Chickasaws.
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Linda Hogan: Hall of Fame
2007 InducteeLinda Henderson Hogan is an award-winning poet, short-story writer, novelist, playwright and essayist.
JudyLee Oliva: Quiet Power
Meet Our People – The Enduring Spirit of the Chickasaw NationJudyLee Oliva explains that, to her, being Chickasaw means being in possession of a "quiet power that gets things done."
Considering the Chickasaw Future
Linda HoganLinda’s deep respect for all forms of life drives a mission to attain sustainable lifestyles.
Driven By an Adventurous Spirit
Linda HoganLinda Hogan reflects on her life and adventures as a writer, always conducting research.
Te Ata: A JudyLee Oliva Production
Experience Chickasaw History and CultureThis film presents a short but fascinating biography of the woman who inspired a nation.
Te Ata, the Play by Dr. JudyLee Oliva
Lona BarrickDr. JudyLee Oliva's play Te Ata recounts the fascinating journey of this Chickasaw icon.
One Tribe One Mission
"Our mission to enhance the overall quality of life of the Chickasaw people will continue to serve as our guidepost as we work together to build an even brighter future"
Bill Anoatubby, Governor
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