The Birth of the Chickasaw Press
Jeannie BarbourHear from the people whose work brings the rich history and culture of the Chickasaw Nation into the hands of readers the world over. Here, Jeannie Barbour, Creative Development Director of the Chickasaw Nation Communications & Community Development, describes the vision behind the Chickasaw Press, launched in 2006.
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