We Shall Remain: Oklahoma
Oklahoma is celebrating its Native voices through We Shall Remain. With 39 tribes currently headquartered in the state, no state boasts a richer Native American history than Oklahoma. The name "Oklahoma" comes from the Choctaw words "okla", meaning people, and "humma", meaning red, so the state's name proudly means "red people."
OETA is working with project partners to establish the statewide We Shall Remain: Oklahoma coalition, bringing together Native tribes and organizations, museums, libraries, schools, universities, cultural institutions, and public radio to create opportunities and events tied to the national series.
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- List of Partners
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National Western Heritage & Cowboy Museum
Red Earth Museum
Oklahoma Department of Education
The Choctaw Nation
The Chickasaw Nation
Oklahoma Heritage Association
American Indian Cultural Center & Museum
Community of Durant, Oklahoma
Community of Tahlequah, Oklahoma
Community of Ada, Oklahoma
Community of Muskogee, Oklahoma
Community of Wewoka, Oklahoma
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- Affiliated Native Radio Stations
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The Native Beat WKY 930 AM Oklahoma City
Public Radio/Native American Public Radio
American Indian News KPNC 101.1 FM Ponca City
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Find out about We Shall Remain events organized by your local PBS station, community coalition, public library or tribal community college.
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