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Documentary Screening at NACS

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Reposted from NACS

Our IHAWP program presents “Native American Cultural Competency: Examining Historical Trauma, Residual Consequences, and Opportunities to Move Beyond Continuing Dynamics” in person on Friday, August 21, 2026, in Syracuse. Register in advance for this full-day session, with the screening of the documentary The Doctrine of Discovery and lunch included.

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Seneca Nation Leadership Meets w/USDA Office of Tribal Relations

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July 25, 2026 | Reposted from USDA Office of Tribal Relations FB Last month, the Office of Tribal Relations Director, Patrick A. Penn, met with President J.C. Seneca and Council members of the Seneca Nation to discuss the Nation’s interest in their important ancestral homelands and opportunities for partnership and collaboration. Open communication and dialogue […]
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Seneca Nation General Election

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November 3, 20269:00 am – 7:00 pm POLLING LOCATIONS: Allegany Territory – Seneca Allegany Administration Building -OR- Cattaraugus Territory – William Seneca Administration Building Eligibility to VoteEvery Enrolled member of the Seneca Nation of Indians that meets the following requirements shall be competent to vote: • Eighteen (18) years of age, and• Not convicted of […]