"Procession Before War Dance", Ernest Spybuck Credit: National Museum of the American Indian, Smithsonian Institution (02/5735).
Absentee Shawnee Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma
The Absentee Shawnee Tribe is primarily located in the heart of central Oklahoma with approximately 4,723 members who live in all parts of the world as of as of December 31, 2024. Our tribal government complex is located in Shawnee, Oklahoma. Our logo features Tecumseh, a Shawnee warrior and visionary leader, who worked to unite tribes in a common homeland where Indians could live under their own laws and leaders. He died in October 1813, in battle near the area of present day Thamesville, in Toronto, Canada. The LI-SI-WI-NWI in our logo means “Among the Shawnee”
Latest Announcements & Upcoming Events
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Fourth Annual Day of Champions Football & Fast Pitch Camp!
Event
AST Youth Public Safety Club - AST Police Meet & Greet
Event
Spring Into Prevention Walk
Event
477 Adult Services
Announcement
477 Youth Services
Announcement
AST Economic Development Survey
AST Economic Development Survey
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https://www.astribe.com/forms/economic-development-survey
Fourth Annual Day of Champions Football & Fast Pitch Camp!
Fourth Annual Day of Champions Football & Fast Pitch Camp 2025!
FREE CAMP!!!!
June 4 & 5 at Little Axe Stadium from 8 am - 3 pm.
First 125 spots (FREE)
Open to ages 6-18, male & female
For questions call 405.827.0355 or sarahl@astribe.com
To register online click here, https://www.astribe.com/forms/Day-Of-Champions-Camp
AST Youth Public Safety Club - AST Police Meet & Greet
AST Youth Public Safety Club
Join us for a meet and greet with the AST Police for Police Recognition Week
May 15, 2025 at 6:30 PM
Brendle Corner, 19200 E Robinson Street, Norman, OK (located off Highway 9, just east of 192nd)
Contact information:
Tribal Youth Programs
Shayanne Fixico - sfixico@astribe.com
Blake Goodman - bgoodman@astribe.com
TYP Cell, 405.617.6231
Spring Into Prevention Walk
All welcome
Thursday May 15 ,6-8 PM
AST Resource Center, 1970 156th Avenue NE, Norman, OK 73026
Questions? 405.701.7059 or TOR@astribe.com
The Absentee Shawnee Tribe intended to move to Phase 2 of our Recovery Plan on September 1. However, out of an abundance of caution, the Executive Committee (EC) has decided to postpone that date. The EC will reconvene on Tuesday, September 8th to determine the safest course of action for our tribal members and employees. We will keep you updated on our plans as soon as more information can be provided.
Tomorrow (8/28) & Saturday (8/29), the AST Executive Committee will be hosting COVID-19 Education Aid Gift Card distributions. Student eligibility includes those who are enrolled in no less than 6 credit hours per semester or enrolled in a fulltime program at a college, technical or online school.
Parents or guardians of homeschooled students, if you have any questions, please email educationaid@astribe.com or call AST Enrollment at 405.275.4030.
Due to a main waterline break, there is no water pressure on the AST campus at Shawnee. This impacts the entire complex, including the pharmacy and the clinic. Effective immediately, we are closing the administrative complex, the AST pharmacy and the Health Clinic until repairs can be completed. We do not believe this will have impact on Monday's operations, but we will keep you updated. Please call the pharmacy to ensure drive-thru prescription pick-up is available on Saturday.
Due to an increase in community spread, the Absentee Shawnee Tribe has determined that it is in the best interest of our employees and tribal members to revert back to Phase 1 of the AST Recovery Plan. Effective, Monday, July 27, the Tribal Complex will be open to essential staff and the Executive Committee ONLY. You may continue to conduct business via phone, e-mail, and postal service. We will update you on our plans for reopening when more information is available.
The Executive Committee is pleased to announce the passage of a resolution approving Phase 1 of our CARES funding plan. This resolution includes projects that are for emergency response needs with high priority projects in the areas of Healthcare, Tribal Projects, and Emergency Management. The total approved for Phase 1 is $13,815,110.