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Corn Husk Flower Workshop at the SALC

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Seneca Arts & Learning Center – Allegany Territory

Our afterschool program had the wonderful opportunity to learn from Sierra Parker, owner of Bittersweet’s Floral, a Native American–owned business. Sierra’s workshop was full of smiles, energy, and laughter, as they took pride of creating something beautiful with their own hands.

Nya:wëh for sharing your artistry with our youth!

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Turkey Dinners Donated to Seneca Nation Tribal Advocate

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Native Pride and the Nicole & JC Seneca Foundation were proud to donate Turkey dinners to the Seneca Nation Tribal Advocate to help support families this holiday season. We are always grateful for the opportunity to give back to our community.
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Seneca Nation Head Start Applications Available Starting January 5th!

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For the 2026-2027 School Year Applications available at ECLC (Early Childhood Learning Center – Cattaraugus Territory) and SALC (Seneca Arts & Learning Center – Allegany Territory) front desk or at sni.org website (education tab). Apply Now! For more information: ECLC (Irving) – 716-532-0505 SALC (Salamanca) – 716-945-5035 See flyer below for more information:
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Giving Tuesday

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This Giving Tuesday (the Tuesday after Thanksgiving), we celebrated the Lil’ Miss Fall Festival Princesses who recently brought our community together with a beautiful homemade dinner at the Cattaraugus Territory Seneca Fire Hall. From corn soup and delicious desserts to social dancing and fun door-prize raffles, it was a warm evening filled with connection, culture, […]