January 19, 2026 issue
Are You a Haudenosaunee Cancer Survivor? Do you want to share your story? Survivor Voices: Lightening the Path for OthersYour journey can inspire hope and healing in others. We’re collecting stories from Haudenosaunee cancer survivors to build a community of strength, resilience, and shared wisdom. Contact the confidential and direct line to Dr. Tricia Numan, […]
Rte. 438 and Versailles Plank Road, Cattaraugus Territory | PO Box 182, Versailles, NY 14168Sunday Worship Service – 9 a.m. Happy 2026!! The new year will bring us challenges and opportunities for growth – physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. This year add – renew my spiritual life. You will be surprised at what a difference […]
Dr. Rodney Haring, Ph.D, from the Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center Department of Indigenous Cancer Health recently spoke with The Radiological Society of North America & research on the disparties in American Indian and Alaska Native communities. Can you explain how tribal institutional review boards and tribal tribal sovereignty shape the research process and why […]
The Department of Indigenous Cancer Health is seeking candidates for the 2026 Haudenosaunee Summer College Paid Internship at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center! This program is designed for rising juniors and seniors enrolled in an accredited college or university. It offers hands-on experience, housing, and a stipend. The application deadline is March 31, 2026. To […]
On the Allegany Territory 7.7 acres of woodland & partial hillside, near Carrollton within the Allegany Territory for $40,000. Serious inquires can call or text Kira Bloxsom (585) 307-4097.
Hand set, kernel by kernel, woven with cornhusk braid into the sidewall and bridges/runners this steam bent hand carved hickory #Lacrosse stick represents the many onëö (corn) stories from Indigenous Peoples worldwide. Pre-dating the American Psychological Association’s definition of narcissism, the Haudenosaunee shared stories of the “no face” cornhusk doll. A teaching that reminded the […]
Penelope “Penny” Minner’s mural at the Onöhsagwë:de’ Cultural Center was unveiled on December 20, 2025 during the Winter Art Market. Penny (Seneca, Turtle Clan) has been an integral part of the artist community as well as the museum. A steward of culture, Penny has been practicing traditional basket making for years, and shares her knowledge […]
Congratulations to Our Newest National Honor Society Members! Salamanca High School is proud to announce the newest students tapped for membership into the Salamanca High School Chapter of the National Honor Society. These outstanding individuals have demonstrated excellence in scholarship, leadership, service, and character, and we commend them for their hard work and dedication. Please […]
Repost from Marty Jimerson, Jr. Linkedin Earlier this month, the Gaëni:yo’s Singers & Dancers participated in Native American Heritage Night at UB Bulls Basketball game. Gaëni:yo’s was on hand to share some social songs & dances. Nya:wëh for the invite and the dance crew! Gaëni:yo’s have met up with the a Department of Indigenous Studies, […]
Students in Mr. Frazer’s Life Science and Anatomy & Physiology classes are participating in a multi-day lesson on the white-tailed deer. The lesson began with learning about traditional harvesting practices and cultural uses of the deer prior to colonization. Students observed a deer processing demonstration in collaboration with Seneca Nation Gakwi:yo:h Farms staff Levi and […]