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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 to serve. His story certainly
Investing in Tribal Artists Apprenticeship
Are you looking to learn more from the tribe’s culture bearers? Are you interested in learning how to create works of art that contribute to our heritage? The United
Draft Media Committee Ordinance
(A public hearing will be held on Saturday, May 8th prior to the tribal council meeting to take public comments on the two draft ordinances below that are in consideration.)
Draft Education Committee Ordinance
(A public hearing will be held on Saturday, May 8th prior to the tribal council meeting to take public comments on the two draft ordinances below that are in consideration.)
A Step Towards the Vaccine
Houma, LA – As the vaccinations continue to roll out in Louisiana, the Office of Public Health has launched in every region the Bring Back Louisiana campaign to pinpoint popular
The United Houma Nation’s “Investing in Tribal Artist” Project
Houma, LA – The United Houma Nation is pleased to announce our participation in the National Performance Network’s first cohort of Southern Artists for Social Change. This project focuses on
United Houma Nation Partners up with Nicholl’s Senior-Run Magazine Garde Voir Ci
Houma, LA– The United Houma Nation has partnered up with the Nicholls State University’s Mass Communication Department senior-run magazine Garde Voir Ci for their “Lost Bayou Series.” The term Garde
There’s a lack of trust’: United Houma Nation works to Reduce Inequity, Vaccine Skepticism
Click the link to read: United Houma Nation works to reduce inequity, vaccine skepticism
Vaccination Survey
The UHN has been working alongside the Office of Public Health as an effort to better understand the community’s feelings towards the COVID-19 vaccine. As many of you know, our