Kaw Nation Veterans Ruck Brings Awareness

Kaw Nation Veterans Ruck Brings Awareness

The Kaw Nation Language Department and KHDD co-hosted a groundbreaking Suicide Awareness Veterans Ruck event, honoring servicemen and women with flag-raising and soulful performances. Osage Nation Chief of Police Nick Williams stressed the event’s impact on...

Kaw Nation Cultural Committee Board Members

Chair: Jaelin Dollretta Kent Vice Chair: Keesha Vicchio Secretary: Kelly (Test) Garrison Maggi Smith Candy Clark Robert Allen     Jaelin Dollretta Kent – Tajé Yáli (Good wind) Along with serving as the Chair of the Cultural Committee, Jaelin also...

History of the Government of the Kaw Nation

History of the Government of the Kaw Nation Since 1902 The Kaw Allotment Act was passed on July, 1, 1902. The Act provided approximately 400 acres of land under government trusteeship to 249 persons whose names were placed on the final allotment rolls. What was left...

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...