Language Class: Animals Words
Learn and practice Anishinaabemowin, which is the traditional language of the Ottawa Tribe.
By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!
Everyone is welcome to join: all ages and all skill levels are invited to learn and practice Anishinaabemowin together.
Immediately after our Feb. 22 class, we will have our first Weekly Working Session at 4:30 p.m. CT. These sessions will then be held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to dig into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.
(Classes will be recorded)
Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Language: Weekly Working Session
This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.
By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!
Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Language: Weekly Working Session
This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.
By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!
Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Language: Weekly Working Session
This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.
By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!
Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Ottawa History: Ottawa Women’s Leadership and Activism
Ottawa History: Ottawa Women’s Leadership and Activism
For this Women’s History Month, join us for a conversation where we will learn about Ottawa women in leadership and activist spaces.
REGISTER to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Language: Weekly Working Session
This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.
By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!
Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Language: Weekly Working Session
This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.
By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!
Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Language Class: Spring, Colors Words
Learn and practice Anishinaabemowin, which is the traditional language of the Ottawa Tribe.
By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!
Everyone is welcome to join: all ages and all skill levels are invited to learn and practice Anishinaabemowin together.
(Classes will be recorded)
Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Language: Weekly Working Session
This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.
By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!
Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Language: Weekly Working Session
This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.
By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!
Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Language: Weekly Working Session
This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.
By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!
Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Ottawa History: 1830’s Removal From Ohio
Ottawa History: Removal From Ohio
In the 1830s, the Indian Removal Act forced the Ottawa people to leave their lands in the Ohio Valley along the Maumee and Blanchard Rivers. Displaced by broken treaties, they began a grueling journey toward Kansas and Oklahoma, a trek defined by profound loss and incredible resilience. Join us as we honor this history, exploring the impact of displacement and the enduring strength of the Ottawa Tribe today.
REGISTER to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Language: Weekly Working Session
This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.
By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!
Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Language Class: Flowers, Trees Words
Learn and practice Anishinaabemowin, which is the traditional language of the Ottawa Tribe.
By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!
Everyone is welcome to join: all ages and all skill levels are invited to learn and practice Anishinaabemowin together.
(Classes will be recorded)
Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Language: Weekly Working Session
This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.
By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!
Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Language: Weekly Working Session
This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.
By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!
Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Ottawa History: The Road to Restoration, 1978
Ottawa History: The Road to Restoration
Following decades of struggle under the Termination Act of 1956, the Ottawa people fought a tireless legal and political battle for their future. In 1978, this journey culminated in a landmark victory: the restoration of their federal status.
REGISTER to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Language: Weekly Working Session
This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.
By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!
Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Language: Weekly Working Session
This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.
By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!
Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Language Class
Learn and practice Anishinaabemowin, which is the traditional language of the Ottawa Tribe.
By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!
Everyone is welcome to join: all ages and all skill levels are invited to learn and practice Anishinaabemowin together.
(Classes will be recorded)
Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Language: Weekly Working Session
This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.
By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!
Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Language: Weekly Working Session
This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.
By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!
Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Language: Weekly Working Session
This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.
By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!
Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Language: Weekly Working Session
This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.
By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!
Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Language Class: Summer Words
Learn and practice Anishinaabemowin, which is the traditional language of the Ottawa Tribe.
By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!
Everyone is welcome to join: all ages and all skill levels are invited to learn and practice Anishinaabemowin together.
(Classes will be recorded)
Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Language: Weekly Working Session
This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.
By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!
Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Annual Ottawa Powwow and Celebration
Hosted by the Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma at Beautiful Adawe Park, 5 miles East and 1 mile South of Miami, OK.
The Ottawa Powwow, held annually at the Adawe Powwow grounds over Labor Day weekend, is an intertribal celebration of the survival of the Anishinaabe people after their relocation to Oklahoma.
During this three day event tribal members and spectators alike partake in a gathering of multiple different tribes in celebration of our dances, activities, food, and veterans.
This event, originally held on the Quapaw Powwow grounds, now supports tribal members from all across the United States wanting to honor their ancestors and tribe on the beautiful Ottawa Tribal Powwow grounds and landscape.
Language Class: Valentine’s Day Words, Numbers
Learn and practice Anishinaabemowin, which is the traditional language of the Ottawa Tribe.
By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!
Everyone is welcome to join: all ages and all skill levels are invited to learn and practice Anishinaabemowin together.
(Classes will be recorded)
Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
From Treaty to Today
From Treaty to Today: The Ottawa Tribe and Ottawa University
Monday, January 12 at 7:30 PM Central (CT) / 8:30 PM Eastern (ET)
REGISTER to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Language Class: Grammar Introduction
Learn and practice Anishinaabemowin, which is the traditional language of the Ottawa Tribe.
By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!
Everyone is welcome to join: all ages and all skill levels are invited to learn and practice Anishinaabemowin together.
(Classes will be recorded)
Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Our Leaders, Our Relations
Our Leaders, Our Relations: The Chiefs Who Shaped Our History
Monday, December 8 at 7:30 PM Central (CT) / 8:30 PM Eastern (ET)
REGISTER to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Language Class: Anishinaabemowin 101
Learn and practice Anishinaabemowin, which is the traditional language of the Ottawa Tribe.
By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!
Everyone is welcome to join: all ages and all skill levels are invited to learn and practice Anishinaabemowin together.
Classes Begin November 23rd at 2:00 pm CST.
(Classes will be recorded)
Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.
Ottawa History 101
Ottawa History 101: An Introduction to Ottawa History
Monday, November 17 at 7:30 PM Central (CT) / 8:30 PM Eastern (ET)
REGISTER to have the Zoom link emailed to you.