Each year, CPN’s Tribal election takes place on the last Saturday in June at the Family Reunion Festival. Here are some things you might need to know about this year’s election.
The CPN Veterans Organization hosts montly meetings on the fourth Tuesday of the month, and shares monthly updates in the Hownikan about events and programs the organization participates in.
During National Foster Care Month, CPN FireLodge’s DeAnna Voeks shares about how the program operates, the need for licensed foster families, and the ways CPN celebrates and supports our foster children and families.
Monthly updates from Tribal executives and legislators.
Candidates for CPN Chairman, District 1 Legislator and District 3 Legislator respond to a third round of questions in advance of the 2025 CPN elections.
The Citizen Potawatomi Nation Housing Department offers a Lease with Option to Purchase Program that is designed to assist low- to moderate-income Native Americans with the dream of homeownership.
Potawatomi Leadership Program alumni Ella Carbrey and Megan Cavallaro created an initiative to hold an art contest they hoped would encourage more Tribal members to vote.
Each semester, students in a Potawatomi I language course have a chance to write children’s books in the Potawatomi language. Recently, the author of one of those books was Bonner family descendant Morgan Aguiar.
Meeting minutes from the February 2025 meeting of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation legislature.
The CPN Department of Education breaks down why self-identifying as Native American to schools is important for data and funding for tribal education programs and other forms of support for Native students.