July 31, 2026 issue
Students from our Civics Engagement Program are in Washington, DC this week advocating for Federal Impact Aid and making their voices heard on behalf of our community. While attending the National Association of Federally Impacted Schools (NAFIS) Conference, they also had the opportunity to connect with Indigenous activists from across the country, building relationships and […]
Repost from Salamanca City Central School District Facebook Indigenous students & Indigenous Allies are off on an incredible adventure! From meeting with the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs, to touring the U.S. Capitol, to visiting the National Museum of the American Indian—this journey is filled with powerful learning, connection, and exploration. And the adventure doesn’t […]
Repost from Corning Museum of Glass We’re excited to share a historic moment at CMoG: our new permanent installation—Glass in the Hodi:nohšö:nih (Haudenosaunee) Confederacy—is officially on view and open to the public! Developed in close collaboration with the Onöhsagwë:de’ Cultural Center of the Seneca Nation of Indians director Hayden Haynes and curated by artist and […]
Repost from Gowanda Central School District Facebook Wampum Traditions at GES! Our Title VI students at Gowanda Elementary recently spent two special afternoons learning the art of wampum crafting! On March 5th and 12th, guest Darice Sampson visited our after-school program to share the history and significance of these beautiful beads. Our young Panthers practiced […]
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Lake Shore Central School District Sweet traditions in the making! On March 18th, 2026, Our Seneca Language students visited Gakwi:yo:h Farms to master the art of maple sugaring. From learning the science of sap to enjoying a pancake breakfast, it was a day rooted in tradition and stewardship. Nya:wëh to the farm staff for hosting […]
Reposted from Silver Creek Central School District Facebook Page On March 18, 2026, some of our 8th and 9th grade Seneca Language students took a trip to Gakwi:yo:h Farms. The students have learned maple tapping here on campus, but they were able to see a boiler, learn more about the boiling process, ask questions, speak […]
March 9, 2026 | Repost from indigenous.tv More than 900 acres in the Adirondacks are being returned to Haudenosaunee care through a landmark land-back partnership in New York State. The agreement brings together the Six Nations Iroquois Cultural Center, The Nature Conservancy, Paul Smith’s College, and the Adirondack Land Trust. Through the partnership, 600 acres […]
Indigenous Poet, Sareya Taylor Collabs with Mrs. Roesser, an Eighth-grade Teacher at Salamanca City Central School District Repost from Salamanca CSD Native Programming & Services The Native American Curriculum Team was honored to collaborate with Indigenous poet Sareya Taylor and Mrs. Roesser’s 8th-grade English classes in a truly unique learning experience. As part of their […]