News
Hurricane Ida — Latest Update (Sept 2, 2021)
We are still largely blind here on the ground except for cell and texting service. Our partners at Tribal Solutions are working to get us
UHN Asks Tribal Citizens in Hurricane Ida’s Path to Check-In in Advance of Landfall
As Hurricane Ida heads to make landfall tomorrow, UHN Administration is urging tribal citizens who reside in the potential impacted area to complete the below
Grayhawk Perkins Returns for 6th Expanding Traditions Workshop
We are pleased to announce that the United Houma Nation has received additional funding to continue its “Expanding Traditions” series. The UHN was chosen as
Local Business Just4Him Presents Check to Former Daigleville Students to Support Efforts to Acquire Historic Site
Houma, LA — Former Daigleville Indian School students Mr. Lawrence Verdin, Ms. Marie Billiot, and Mr. Charlie Duthu came to the UHN Tribal Administration Offices
RJ Molinere to Join Us for Expanding Traditions Community Online Conversation
We are pleased to announce that the United Houma Nation has received additional funding to continue its “Expanding Traditions” series. The UHN was chosen as
UHN Launches Cultural Education Immersion Program
This month the United Houma Nation is launching a Cultural Education Immersion Program to assist tribal youth, school grades 1st through 12th, in signing up
Expanding Traditions Workshop 4 Announced – Plant Medicines!
We are excited to announce our fourth workshop in the “Expanding Traditions” series, that will provide tribal citizens the opportunity to engage with people who
A Houma Indian’s Heroic Act that Saved Multiple Soldiers During the Vietnam War
Houma, LA – Roy A. Duthu is a Veteran, a big brother, a role model, and a hero. During the Vietnam War from 1955-75, at
A Family’s Fight for Legacy During and After World War II
Houma, LA – A Houma Indian named Antoine Francis fought for our country in World War II alongside many other Native veterans who were proud