Citizen Potawatomi Nation House of Hope

06/11/2026

Love can be found in many different types of relationships. What is important is that it's HEALTHY.

06/11/2026

SANE Nurses are desperately needed throughout our state. The YWCA is an amazing place to acquire this training.

YWCA Oklahoma City is now accepting registrations for our upcoming SANE Training. This specialized forensic nursing program equips registered nurses with the skills needed to provide compassionate, trauma-informed care, support survivors during critical moments, and strengthen our community's response to sexual assault.

📅 Training Dates: July 23, 24, 29, 30 & August 5, 2026
📍 YWCA OKC Campus
💲 Early Bird Discount: Save $50 when you register by June 20

Our program has a 100% pass rate for participants who complete the training requirements.

🔗 Register today: https://ow.ly/aRli50Z9y5X

05/15/2026

The staff from the Attorney Generals Office of Victims Services and proudly wearing our shirts to their MMIP subcommittee meeting today.

05/14/2026

Our event was such a success. We are so thankful to our speakers who attended to provide much needed information and to all the families that came to show their support in the ongoing fight for answers. Thank you to all who attended.

05/12/2026

05/06/2026

Yesterday was a meaningful step forward for cold case families across Oklahoma.

With the passage of SB 1636 in the state Senate, our state has recognized what families have known for decades—justice should not have an expiration date, and unanswered questions should never be met with silence.

This bill creates a path for families to request formal case reviews—something that has too often depended on luck, persistence, or simply finding someone willing to listen.

We want to extend our deepest gratitude to Dorian Quillen for pushing this bill forward, and for advocating on behalf of Cheryl Genzer and Lisa Pennington (often known as the state fair murders) and Dr. Maggie Zingman in honor of her daughter, Brittany Phillips. This moment exists because of your voices, your persistence, and your refusal to accept silence.

SB 1636 does not fix everything. But it creates something we have needed for a long time: structure, accountability, and hope.

Hope that families will be heard.
Hope that cases will be revisited.
Hope that Oklahoma is moving forward.

At Oklahoma Cold Cases, we will continue to stand with families and ensure this law is not just passed—but used. SB 1636 will now go on to the state House of Representatives, where we have every hope that it will pass once again.

Because silence is betrayal.

05/05/2026

We love getting to attend the annual MMIW event at the State Capitol every year. May 5th is National MMIWR day and we had the opportunity to hand out shirts and even talk about our program.