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JoKay Dowell is a writer, photographer, public educator, speaker and advocate in indigenous issues who has traveled extensively throughout the continent's Native communities. Her photographs have shown at Gilcrease Museum.

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Osages to reform tribal newspaper

By JoKay DowellPAWHUSKA, Okla. – An editorial board appointed by Osage Nation Principal Chief Jim Gray last...
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Impeachment petition filed against Muscogee Nation Chief

By JoKay DowellOKMULGEE, Okla. – Conflict between Muscogee Creek Nation Chief A.D. Ellis and members of some...
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Kiowa elder keeps pace in the powwow arena

By JoKay DowellIf you see ‘Smokey,’ shake his hand, he will acknowledge you with kindness and respect,...
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Through changing times, the powwow drum is still the heartbeat of the people

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By JoKay DowellTo those lacking knowledge of Indian ways, the powwow drum in the center of the dance circle is an...
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Pottawatomi vet: Indian soldiers illegally taxed

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Written by JoKay Dowell SCRA 2006 Section 511e: FEDERAL INDIAN RESERVATIONS.—An Indian service member whose...
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Oklahoma student one of few to win scholarship to DC leadership conference

TAHLEQUAH - Sequoyah High School senior, Anna Walker, and SHS College Prep Teacher Augusta Smith, recently returned to Tahlequah after spending a week...
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American Indian woman appointed to key White House post

Jodi Archambault Gillette was recently named one of three deputy associate directors of the Office of...
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Indian Health Service management: Lost property, wasteful spending and documentation fabrication

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In July 2008, the United States Senate Committee on Indian Affairs held a hearing on a Government Accountability...
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