The month of January is focused on stalking awareness, and our main objective here at the House of Hope is educating the public on the reality of stalking.
Monthly updates from Tribal executives and legislators.
The Citizen Potawatomi Nation, through its Tribal Chairman, hereby issues this Notice of Vacancies of Judicial Office. The Nation requests inquiries, nominations, and applications for two Supreme Court Justices and Read More »
Peltier family member Rebecca Barnard uses the process or cyanotype to connect with nature and to create some of her art.
Nursing is among the most popular majors chosen by Citizen Potawatomi Nation tribal members pursuing higher education, and the University of Oklahoma recently announced updates to programs with its Fran and Earl Ziegler College of Nursing.
CPCDC’s Bobby “Trae” Trousdale outlines the unique challenges and opportunities CDFIs (Community Development Financial Institutions) when compared to traditional depositories such as banks.
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. Read More »
Zachary Crumbo, 2025 Mdamen Leadership Program (MLP) alum, shared his impactful Mdamen experience with the Hownikan.