6 NATIONS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS WALK

6 Nations Annual Domestic Violence Awareness Walk 2022 Standing Bear Park, Ponca City AGENDA 10:00 am Program Set Up 11:00 am Sign In/Ticket 11:30 am Tribal Flags (Law Enforcement) 11:45 am Opening Prayer – Talee RedCorn 12:00 pm Cordelia Clapp, Speaker 12:10 pm...

KANZA TIMELINE

Up to 1499 Pre-15th century When an Indian group became too large, it separated to better serve its population. The Dhegiha people are Siouan (not Sioux; the Dhegiha people belong to a larger group to which the Sioux also belong). The word Dhegiha refers to the...

HISTORICAL EVENTS

Since Removal from Kansas in 1873 Passage of the Curtis Act in 1898 (named after Charles Curtis – United States Vice President under Hoover and a Kaw tribal member) put into law several far-reaching and particularly damaging clauses. These included (a) more authority...

HISTORY OF KAW NATION

The Kanza people, also called the Kaw or Kansa people, are a federally recognized Native American tribe officially known as the Kaw Nation and dually headquartered in Kaw City and Newkirk, Oklahoma. The tribe currently consists of 3,376 enrolled members living as near...