Mission Statement

We believe our past is our greatest teacher. We do not want our past to slip away forever. We wish to honor our ancestors by educating all the people of this community about the vast culture and heritage of our grandfathers, the American Indians, and to find harmony with Mother Earth. Our sacrifice and commitment is the only thing we own.

 The rest, including our bodies, belongs to the earth, our Mother.

 Purpose

To promote awareness of Native American Indian traditions and values in Sullivan County and surrounding areas.

Articles of Incorporation Code

We are a Non-Profit 501c3 Organization Incorporated in the State of Indiana March 30, 2005.  Said Corporation is organized exclusively for charitable, religious, educational and scientific purposes, including, for such purposes, the making of distributions to organizations that qualify as exempt organizations under section 501 (C) 3 of the Internal Revenue Code, or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code.

2008 Board Of Directors

Reg Petoskey Founder and President

Marlon Homan Vice President

Angela Rogers  Secretary

Susan Petoskey Treasurer

Marsha Boles Board Member

Richie Unger Board Member

Tony Wright Board Member

Muzzle Loader & Shotgun Turkey-Shoot Fundraiser! 

7th of June - Time and Location TBA

 Council Meeting Scheduled

The next meeting's location has changed but the time and date are still 17th of May at 10:00 am.

Please call 812-268-0158 for details.

We welcome new members!

The web site manager wishes to apologize to visitors - the info@scaicouncil.net link has been repaired!

This web site is being updated and improved.  Thank you for your patience! Contact us using the info@scaicouncil.net link below for all questions and concerns. Thank you for visiting!

 5th Annual Pow Wow

Celebration of the Future

This year's Pow Wow will be held at

Shakamak State Park 

20th and 21st of September.

See the

Pow Wow page for more information. 

Burial Mounds News 

Even with delays caused by weather the historical burial mounds work is progressing.  Much of the underbrush has been cleared and once the weather breaks we hope to make even more progress.  For information on the Native American Grave Protection and Repatriation Act go to this site.