Cultural Fest

Learn how to get involved and see our photo gallery of this annual event.

Museum Tours

Museum Tours are an educational experience for school children, youth groups, and individuals.

Scholarships

MOWA sponsors and facilitates several scholarships for high school seniors.

Programs

Our many programs include Job Fairs, our annual Cultural Fest, the Summer Feeding Program and many more.
MOWA Choctaw Indians
Join the MOWA Tribe Become an official member of the MOWA Choctaw Indians by joining the tribe.

MOWA Choctaw Council 2020 - 2024

Dr. Lebaron Byrd is the Tribal Chief.

Who We Are

The MOWA Band of Choctaw Indians are a State recognized Tribe. The MOWA Choctaw Reservation is located

along the banks of the Mobile and Tombigbee rivers, on 300 acres near the small southwestern Alabama

communities of McIntosh, Mount Vernon and Citronelle, and north of Mobile. Read More

Our Members

We have many events and programs to serve our community.

MOWA Offices

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Claudette Graves District 4, Washington County
Shirley Byrd District 5, Mobile County
Joseph Lofton District 3, Mobile County
2020 - 2024

Job Openings

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Carpenter Helper Temporary Lead

Carpenter Temporary

Halito and we hope you all are doing well. The 14th annual H.E.L.P. scholarships deadlines are upon us! The initial part of the Frank Johnston, Jr. Scholarship is due on September 1st as it is every year and the remainder of the other scholarships are due on September 15th. Simply go to helphaskell.org and scroll down the front page to the scholarship tab. This year's essay requirement has changed to the following: On June 22nd, 2021, United States Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland announced a national initiative concerning the histories and realities of Indian boarding schools. A sample of this announcement can be found at this link (and many others): https://www.doi.gov/pressreleases/secretary-haaland-announces-federal-indian-boarding-school-initiative When the first study of the issued was released, (see here for the release: https://www.doi.gov/pressreleases/department-interior-releases-investigative- report-outlines-next-steps-federal-indian ) historic “non-federal”/state-recognized tribal attendance at these schools was purposefully omitted from the historical record despite direct conversations with the federal government and the providing of exhaustive amounts of documentation demonstrating the attendance of tribes such as the MOWA Choctaw, Lumbee, Haliwa-Saponi, Nanticoke and other historic “non-federal” tribes. The scholarships being applied for at helphaskell.org (the website which contains this exhaustive documentation) are in fact named after boarding school attendees Gallasneed Weaver (MOWA Choctaw), Frank Johnston (MOWA Choctaw), Laretta Weaver (Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma), and Meghan Weaver Harbuck (descendant of boarding school attendees). Please write a one-to-two-page essay on how this purposeful omission of factual history impacts you as a community member of a historic “non-federal” tribe whose people attended the Indian boarding school system, but are now being excluded from this history. Use the helphaskell.org website to research this issue in relation to your tribe.

From Chief Lebaron Byrd

Job Opening REGISTERED NURSES/PHLEBOTOMIST Job Description Summary: The MOWA Band of Choctaw Indians is seeking registered nurses/phlebotomists who may be interested in working alternate Saturdays and Sundays from 9:00 to 3:30. This is a temporary position based on funding but could lead to a full- time position depending on funding. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION

MOWA Choctaw Council 2020 - 2024

Dr. Lebaron Byrd is the Tribal Chief.

Who We Are

The MOWA Band of Choctaw

Indians are a State recognized

Tribe. The MOWA Choctaw

Reservation is located along the

banks of the Mobile and

Tombigbee rivers, on 300 acres

near the small southwestern

Alabama communities of

McIntosh, Mount Vernon and

Citronelle, and north of Mobile.

Read More

Programs

Our many programs include Job Fairs, our annual Cultural Fest, the Summer Feeding Program and many more.
Join the MOWA Tribe Become an official member of the MOWA Choctaw Indians by joining the tribe.

Cultural Fest

Learn how to get involved and see our photo gallery of this annual event.

Museum Tours

Museum Tours are an educational experience for school children, youth groups, and individuals.

Scholarships

MOWA sponsors and facilitates several scholarships for high school seniors.
Our Members

We have many events and

programs to serve our

community.

MOWA Choctaw Indians

MOWA Offices

Membership Application Membership Application
Copyright MOWA Choctaw Indians. All Rights Reserved. Website Design and Hosting by North Mobile Internet Services, Inc.
Claudette Graves District 4, Washington County
Shirley Byrd District 5, Mobile County
Joseph Lofton District 3, Mobile County
2020 - 2024
Halito and we hope you all are doing well. The 14th annual H.E.L.P. scholarships deadlines are upon us! The initial part of the Frank Johnston, Jr. Scholarship is due on September 1st as it is every year and the remainder of the other scholarships are due on September 15th. Simply go to helphaskell.org and scroll down the front page to the scholarship tab. This year's essay requirement has changed to the following: On June 22nd, 2021, United States Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland announced a national initiative concerning the histories and realities of Indian boarding schools. A sample of this announcement can be found at this link (and many others): h t t p s : / / w w w . d o i . g o v / p r e s s r e l e a s e s / s e c r e t a r y - h a a l a n d - a n n o u n c e s - f e d e r a l - i n d i a n - boarding-school-initiative When the first study of the issued was released, (see here for the release: h t t p s : / / w w w . d o i . g o v / p r e s s r e l e a s e s / d e p a r t m e n t - i n t e r i o r - r e l e a s e s - i n v e s t i g a t i v e - r e p o r t - outlines-next-steps-federal-indian ) historic “non-federal”/state-recognized tribal attendance at these schools was purposefully omitted from the historical record despite direct conversations with the federal government and the providing of exhaustive amounts of documentation demonstrating the attendance of tribes such as the MOWA Choctaw, Lumbee, Haliwa-Saponi, Nanticoke and other historic “non-federal” tribes. The scholarships being applied for at helphaskell.org (the website which contains this exhaustive documentation) are in fact named after boarding school attendees Gallasneed Weaver (MOWA Choctaw), Frank Johnston (MOWA Choctaw), Laretta Weaver (Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma), and Meghan Weaver Harbuck (descendant of boarding school attendees). Please write a one-to-two-page essay on how this purposeful omission of factual history impacts you as a community member of a historic “non-federal” tribe whose people attended the Indian boarding school system, but are now being excluded from this history. Use the helphaskell.org website to research this issue in relation to your tribe.

From Chief

Lebaron Byrd

Job Openings

View more information:

Carpenter Helper Temporary

Lead Carpenter Temporary

Job Opening REGISTERED NURSES/PHLEBOTOMIST Job Description Summary: The MOWA Band of Choctaw Indians is seeking registered nurses/phlebotomists who may be interested in working alternate Saturdays and Sundays from 9:00 to 3:30. This is a temporary position based on funding but could lead to a full-time position depending on funding. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
MOWA Choctaw Indians
MOWA Choctaw Indians