A Tribal member and veteran recently had the honor of carrying an eagle staff during his graduation from Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire. Kysen Osburn graduated June 15, 2025, the only Native American veteran of his graduating class.
Citizen Place North Phase II Community Environmental Assessment (EA) Extension
The Citizen Potawatomi Nation Housing Department’s One Time Grant Program has now been in existence for almost 27 years and has assisted thousands of Citizen Potawatomi Nation (CPN) tribal members with funds for their down payment, closing costs, or other costs associated with the purchase, building or refinancing of a home.
The expectations of a college student differ from expected behaviors in other environments, so the Department of Education would like to offer a few simple steps to set yourself up for success.
After CPN’s June election, Anderson and Hardin family member Steve Livingston was elected as legislator for District 1. Read a Q&A where you can learn a little more about him.
Monthly updates from Tribal executives and legislators.
During the dedication ceremony for Fire Keepers Circle, Citizen Potawatomi Nation tribal members heard from Minnesota-based artist and architect Aaron Squadroni, who worked on the project.
Tyler Diedrick has spent the past several years traveling around the world, primarily via bicycle. Last year, he decided to take on a journey for something bigger than himself. Over the course of several weeks, he took his bike and traveled the route of the Potawatomi Trail of Death.
The Ones We Left Behind by Elexa Dawson “The Ones We Left Behind” is the latest release from Potawatomi musician Elexa Dawson and remembers the 1838 removal of the Potawatomi Read More »
Everyone has the right to make their own choices about their bodies, yet many individuals lack knowledge about consent. Consent is about more than sex. It’s about showing respect for your partner and their emotional and physical boundaries, and it’s a fundamental part of healthy relationships.