First Americans Museum

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73129

Last updated on September 21, 2026
Grant awarded by
TPS Great Plains Region
Region
Greater Plains
Organization Type
Museum
Congressional District(s)
3
Fiscal Year Of First Grant
FY 2026 [10/01/25 - 09/30/26]
Contributing Organization(s)
Organization description

In one place, visitors experience the collective histories of 39 distinctive First American Nations in Oklahoma today. The 175,000 square foot museum, located in Oklahoma City’s new Horizons District, showcases state-of-the-art exhibitions in First American history, community events and educational programs, a restaurant and café offering unique Indigenous-inspired cuisine, a multi-purpose theater and a museum store featuring exclusive items created by premiere First American artists.

Project description

Designed for high school students, OKLA HOMMA Online is a virtual adaptation of First American Museum’s exhibition OKLA HOMMA. This self-contained experience for use on tablet or laptop includes digital media, interactive elements, and linked Google Doc activities for students to complete. It is ideal for classrooms in Oklahoma History, US History, Government, and Native American Studies.

OKLA HOMMA Online addresses the collective arts, histories, and cultures of the 39 tribal nations in Oklahoma from origins to the present day.  Students consider narratives from First American perspectives and are prompted examine First American works of art, primary sources, and oral traditions.
TPS project focus
  • Apps/Online Interactives/Games
  • Curriculum
  • Teaching Materials
Content focus
  • Art
  • Civics
  • Cultural Studies
  • History
Audience
  • Classroom teachers
  • Curriculum coordinators
  • Homeschoolers
  • Students
Level(s)
  • 9 - 12
Population focus
Organization Contact
Adrienne Lalli Hills
adriennelh@famok.org
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TPS Products
  • Curriculum, Lesson Plan or Activity, Link to Website, Lesson plan or activity, Online Exhibit, Interactive
    OKLA HOMMA Online [website]