By Elijah T. Smith
The Ho-Chunk Nation Language Division partnered up with The Language Conservancy (TLC) organization to help revitalize our endangered language. Our language is... Read More
By Ardith Van Riper
Attention Ho-Chunk Nation families utilizing the Higher Education Division’s financial programs and the School Community Relation’s Pre K – 12 Educational Grant Program. You will need to pr... Read More
By submitted by Office of General Council
The Ho-Chunk Nation Office of General Council Staff and General Council Planning Committee would like to invite all Ho-Chunk Nation Tribal Members to attend this year’s 2019 Annual Meeting o... Read More
Hostopi Hoci provides a temporary sober respite house and supportive services for Ho-Chunk enrolled women. The living space located near Black River Falls officially opened their doors to g... Read More
By submitted by National Tribal Trial College
The Ho-Chunk Nation has a new Tribal Court Legal Advocate. On July 12, 2019, Phyllis Smoke, Legislative Chief Clerk, graduated from the National Tribal Trial College with a Certificate in Tr... Read More
The Ho-Chunk Nation Election Board hosted an oath of office ceremony on July 17, 2019, at the Tribal Office Building in Black River Falls for the newly elected District 3 Seat 1 Legislator, ... Read More
University of Wisconsin – Madison recognized the Earth Partnership Indigenous Arts and Sciences (AIS) initiative with the Community-University Partnership Award on June 26. Indigenous Arts ... Read More
Ho-Chunk Nation Election Board hosted an Oath of Office Ceremony on July 2, 2019, at Ho-Chunk Gaming - Wisconsin Dells for the newly elected officials. Master o... Read More
By Gary Garvin
Youth from grades 6 through grades 12 spent a handful of days away from their tablets and cellphones immersed in nature, Ho-Chunk culture, and each other’s company during this year’s Ho-Chun... Read More
By Ken Luchterhand
At one time in the United States, Flag Day was considered an important part of our country’s tradition – one to be observed with a great deal of respect. That tradition lives ... Read More