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FAQ: Native American Elder Honors

When is the application deadline?
March 31, 2025

Where do I submit an application?

CLICK HERE TO SUBMIT A NOMINATION FOR THE 2025 NATIVE AMERICAN ELDER HONORS

Where do I find the official rules?
CLICK HERE FOR OFFICIAL RULES

May I submit a nomination on someone else’s behalf?
Yes. Please remember all applications must be complete for consideration.

What are the nominee requirements?
A nominee must be
- must be a citizen of an Oklahoma tribal nation. Please note, candidates campaigning for an elected office are not eligible.
- age 50-plus.
- must be living at the time of nomination. This is not a posthumous award.
- AARP staff are not eligible.
- Past honorees are not eligible.

How are the honorees selected?
Nominees are selected based on their impactful contributions to their community, tribal nation, and/or country and must reflect AARP's vision and mission. AARP's mission is to enhance the quality of life for all as we age. AARP's vision is a society in which all people live with dignity and purpose, and fulfill their goals and dreams
Honorees are selected by AARP staff and volunteers.

When is the 2025 AARP Oklahoma Native American Elder Honors celebration?
The event is November 5 in Oklahoma City at the First Americans Museum.

Does a nominee have to be an AARP member or AARP volunteer?
No, neither is not required to be nominated.

Where can I see a list of past honorees?
Click here to view previous programs and biographies of honorees.




 

 

 

 

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