Navarre family member Kay Kkendasot Mattena accepted the role as program associate for the Association on American Indian Affairs, the longest-serving national Native non-profit, this year.
The CPN House of Hope held their annual Color Fun Run in October to kick off National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. This was the fourth year the organization successfully put together the event, and there were over 400 people in attendance.
Bozho (Hello), Happy Thanksgiving and merry Christmas, CPN veterans and families! A special announcement: Due to a conflict in dates, our CPN Veterans Organization’s Christmas was moved to Tuesday, Dec. 2, 2025, at the Citizen Potawatomi Nation’s Cultural Heritage Center Veterans’ Memorial Room at 6 p.m. We enjoyed good food and prizes for CPN veterans Read More »
Zachary Crumbo, 2025 Mdamen Leadership Program (MLP) alum, shared his impactful Mdamen experience with the Hownikan.
The monthly report from the Nation’s Language Department offers conversational vocabulary, updates about current program offerings, and more.
The Hownikan spoke with four CHC staff members to learn more about the impact they have within the Nation.
The Citizen Potawatomi Nation Eagle Aviary released two golden eagles near White Sulphur Springs, Montana. They are the first golden eagles hatched in captivity and released into the wild by a Native American aviary.
Monthly updates from Tribal executives and legislators.
Editor’s note: The November and December 2025 editions of the print Hownikan will be combined into one Holiday edition. The column published here is available online only. Bozho (Hello), November is the month to be thankful for all the blessings we have received. I have lots of blessings accumulated over my 80 years. Being raised Read More »
The monthly report from the Nation’s Language Department offers conversational vocabulary, updates about current program offerings, and more.