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A plan to re-imagine the New Angola Theater, a 410-seat venue originally built in 1924, is underway on Main Street in The Village of Angola, with architects’ studies, renovation ideas, and a vision to breathe new life into an old space. Our very own Nancy Redeye, Assoc. AIA, daughter of Leonard Redeye, Jr., a 30-year […]

March 2024 | Reposted from Rematriation FB The Cornell Rematriation Fashion Show 2024 kicked off March Women’s History Month celebrating Indigenous Women on March 2nd. The Rematriation team was happy to assist in spotlighting many incredibly talented local designers including She Holds the Sky Designs, Relative Arts, Karoniénhawe Diabo, Darice Sampson & one of Rematriation’s […]

Open to Submissions – Be featured on Rematriation’s App, Website & Social Media March 2024 | Repost from Rematriation FB Rematriation aims to claim space in public media for sharing authentic Indigenous Peoples truths. Our voices have been silenced for hundreds of years. Our presence has been excluded for far too long. Indigenous Women and […]

Make sure to register now to reserve your spot! March 10, 2024 | Repost from Castellani Art Museum of Niagara University FB Discover the intersections of art, culture, and identity at our upcoming Currents event at the Castellani Art Museum! Join us on April 25 for an enlightening discussion on ‘Gender Identity in Indigenous Culture’ […]

March 19, 2024 | Repost from Erie 2-Chautauqua-Cattaraugus BOCES Dunkirk City School District alum Miguel Virella recently spoke before the Board of Education about his experience going through the E2CCB Adult Education Construction Trades program at its Steamburg location on the Seneca Nation. Miguel is currently in the Carpenters Local 276 Union apprenticeship program and […]

March 22, 2024 | By Deb Everts | oleantimesherald.com Photo: The Seneca & Salamanca Mothers Against Drugs (SSMAD) group received a $7,000 check from the Seneca Salamanca Chamber of Commerce on March 6. Pictured: (from left) Andrea Little, Angela Little, Jody Clark, Chamber CEO John Sheehan, chamber Marketing Coordinator Gary Quattrone and Jeanna Smith. SALAMANCA […]

March 2024 | Repost from Marty Jimerson, Jr. Linkedin It was International Women’s Day at M&T Bank on March 8th. Marty Jimerson, Jr. gave a brief talk on the importance of Indigenous women, and a traditional women’s dance and smoke dance were performed. Nya:wëh to Shawn Wilson and M&IT Bank for the invite and to […]

Submitted by Franchesca Jones The Grief Support Group is a non-profit grassroots organization located on the Seneca Nation Territory, Irving, NY, meeting for the first time in September 2023. The mission is to provide a healing and learning environment through grief resources, tools, referrals, and educational classes. The support group meets every 2nd and 4th […]

Six Nations Polytechnic:Destiny Lickers, Onöndowa’ga:’, Otá:yö:nih clan from Six Nations of the Grand River. Destiny is a PSW student at SNP completing her final clinical placement at Iroquois Lodge. She is also mother to two beautiful babies. Destiny shares why she has a passion for becoming a PSW and why she chose SNP! “I got […]

at the Church of the Good Shepherd Join us on Sunday, April 14, 2024 as Ronnie Reitter instructs a corn husk doll workshop. Come make a corn husk doll, while learning the story telling of the dolls. A light lunch will be provided and all supplies needed will also be provided. Ages 10 years old […]