We are the Thronateeska Kinchafoonee Nation, rooted in the Creek homelands of southern Georgia. Our name carries the geography of our origins—Thronateeska, the Creek word for “flint,” and Kinchafoonee, a life-giving creek—affirming our enduring relationship with the land and waters that shaped our people.
We honor the shared lineage of Creek, Black Creek Choctaw, and Freedmen ancestors whose lives and governance were woven into these territories. Through cultural practice, oral history, and historical restoration, we preserve their memory and uphold their resilience. Our presence is one of continuity and stewardship—protecting identity, restoring truth, and carrying our legacy forward with dignity.
Drawing from profound traditions and the resilience of our ancestors, we engage in initiatives that preserve our cultural legacy, advocate for our sovereign rights, and uplift our generation through unity and empowerment. Join us in fostering a future rich with opportunity and heritage that speaks to the heart and spirit of the Thronateeska Kinchafoonee Nation.
We assert our right to self-governance, safeguarding our identity and advancing our role as stewards of this land.
Together, we uplift, educate, and support pathways to growth, fostering opportunities and well-being for our community.
We cultivate alliances to foster solidarity, amplifying our shared voice and enriching our cultural journey and resilience.
Our Nation, rooted in the rich heritage and traditions of our ancestors, stands as a beacon of history and unity. Join us in understanding the profound connection to our land and culture, as we continue the legacy of empowerment, sustainability, and interconnection. Delve into our journey, honoring the past and embracing the future.