October 30, 2026 issue
World Indigenous Suicide Prevention General Registration Fees Registrations are now open for the World Indigenous Suicide Prevention Conference 2026, hosted by Te Rau Ora at Tuurangawaewae Marae, Ngaaruawaahia, 4–6 November. In 2016, 450 of us stood together in Rotorua and endorsed the Tūramarama Declaration. A commitment that all our peoples can live well, into old […]
Reposted from Gowanda Central School District | 07/28/26 Substitute cleaners help maintain clean, safe and welcoming environments for students and staff throughout the district. This position offers flexible scheduling and the opportunity to support the daily operations of Gowanda schools. Apply today to join the Gowanda CSD team.
Reposted from Indigenous Data Alliance | July 27, 2026 IDX builds on existing Indigenous Data Sovereignty and Data Governance networks to advance policy and practice while creating and sharing tools that support the governance of Indigenous data across research data ecosystems. Together, we’ll explore Indigenous Data Sovereignty and Governance through conversations with Indigenous leaders, researchers, […]
Attend a workshop with a featured artist from our Hodinöšyö:nih Continuity | Innovation | Resilience exhibition to dive deeper into the subject matter and connect your creative hands with knowledge. Sign up for one workshop, or all five! Where: Rochester Museum & Science Center (657 East Ave, Rochester, NY 14607)When: August 29, 2026, Times vary […]
Urban Indigenous Community Conversations Aim to Make Treatment for Substance Use Disorders More Accessible to Western New York’s Indigenous Population Reposted from the University of Rochester Medicine Webpage According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), American Indian/Alaska Natives (AIAN) experience the highest rates of substance use disorders (SUD) of any racial […]
Monday, August 31, 9am-3pm Educators Day, presented by Ganondagan State Historic Site; “In the Absence of Peace- The British/American Civil War and the Impact on the Haudenosaunee”. Educators are welcome to join us for our 2026 Educators Day, presented by Ganondagan State Historic Site. This year’s title is: In the Absence of Peace – The […]
Faye Lone, Tonawanda Seneca, Hawk Clan recently opened an art gallery at 75 Main Street in Salamanca, NY. Her new space serves as a combination of a fine art gallery, quilt shop, and classrooms, where she will be teaching quilting classes, sewing classes, classes on pattern making, art classes. She is excited to teach the […]
I’d like to congratulate my sons, Samsoche and Micco for representing our Nation on the grand opening ceremonies stage for the 2026 Special Olympics U.S.A. Games. Your decades of hard work and dedication earned your way to one of the biggest stages to share your culture with the world! Nya:weh for sharing this grand accomplishment […]
On June 18th, we proudly celebrated the ribbon-cutting of “Voices of the Falls”—a project four years in the making! In partnership with Niagara Falls State Park, this immersive new exhibit at the Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Welcome Center brings Hodinöhsö:ni’ voices and stories to the forefront, sharing the true spirit and history of Niagara Falls […]
Reposted from Salamanca Press | July 16, 2026 | Photo by Kellen M. Quigley The Salamanca Board of Education held its annual reorganizational meeting July 7, re-electing Theresa Ray as president and Kerry John as vice president. Ray has held the position of board president since 2015 and has been a board member since 2009, […]