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The Osage Nation Family Violence Prevention (ONFVP) Department has increased beneficial statistics. Through comprehensive process improvement, a newly hired Domestic Violence (DV) Advocate has enhanced communication and follow-up procedures with local law enforcement and court systems. Corrie O’Banion was hired as a temporary employee in April 2021. She transferred officially in August 2021 into

Pawhuska, OK – The Osage Nation Family Violence Prevention Department (ONFVPD) and the Pawhuska Police Department have entered a partnership to work together to keep victims safe and hold offenders accountable. According to Director Olivia Gray, “Chief Silva reached out to us regarding a victim of domestic violence on a case he was working on and our conversation progressed to bigger picture

Miami, Ok. – Director of the Osage Nation (ON) Family Violence Prevention Department, Olivia Gray, visited the Riverview Park on November 10, 2019. She was invited to be the guest speaker at the Missing Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP)-Stop the Stigma rally. The presentation was hosted by the Northeast Oklahoma American Indian Movement. Gray discussed the intersection between human sex

Osage Nation Family Violence Prevention (ONFVP) proudly reveals the first-ever logo for their department. ONFVP Director Stacy Lookout identified the need for her department to have a logo that clearly represents its services while welcoming those in need. The logo includes Osage orthography meaning “refuge” and is intended to be a symbol of safety, strength and hope. “We are proud to announce the

On Tuesday, December 14, the Osage Nation held a ribbon-cutting for new playground equipment located along the Harvest Land trails in Pawhuska, Okla. Students from Daposka Ahnkodapi joined the celebration and led the event with Christmas carols. Osage Nation Chief Standing Bear and Princess Gigi Sieke cut the ribbon followed by the students getting first access to the playground. The outdoor

Pawhuska, Okla., (Thursday, August 27, 2020) – Osage Nation (ON) Financial Assistance dispersed Energy materials to pre-approved applicants of the Energy Assistance Program (formerly known as LIHEAP). The program operates on a fiscal year (October through September) and serves low-income Native American households within the Osage Reservation (Osage County) by providing heating and cooling energy

F OR I MMEDIATE R ELEASE : Do you need help paying your electric bill? PAWHUSKA, Okla. (June 27, 2018) – The Osage Nation Financial Assistance Department, formerly known as LIHEAP, is accepting applications for energy assistance. The Energy Assistance Program provides energy aid on utility bills for low income Native American households throughout Osage County. The amount of energy assistance is

The Osage Nation Fitness Center is excited to offer a free professional development course to youth athletic coaches and physical education teachers. The three-day training course will take place Friday March 25 through Sunday, March 27 at the Oren Terrill Field House on the Pawhuska High School campus. The Amateur Athletic Union will be conducting the training focused on exploring strategies to

The Osage Nation Food Distribution Program provides nutritious food packages to low-income Native American households living on the Osage Nation Reservation. The program stores and distributes food and provides nutrition education to recipients. The Osage Nation Food Distribution program currently serves up to 500 clients monthly! The monthly shopping list includes fresh and packaged foods like

November 22, 2016 - For Immediate Release Contact: Hallie Winter, Curator | 918-287-5222 | hwinter@osagenation-nsn.gov Pawhuska, OK—The Osage Nation Museum is happy to announce the award of a Charitable Grant from the Osage Nation Foundation. This grant will be used to fund the 1st Annual Creative Community Holiday Ornament Craft Workshop. The ONM will host their first annual Creative Community