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Successful in Gaining Seneca Women’s Right to Vote, May 23,1964 The first concerted effort to gain the vote for Seneca women occurred in June 1956 when the Women’s Suffrage Organization went before the Nation’s Council. The first to speak and recognized as a leader in the movement was Martha Greene Flammang. According to the Council […]

Credit: Councillor Presley Redeye’s Facebook page The Seneca Nation is pleased to host the World Indigenous Suicide Prevention Charitable Golf Tournament. Funds raised through this event will support the World Indigenous Suicide Prevention Conference that will be hosted by the Seneca Nation in July 2024, marking the first time it will be held in the […]

Get Your SNIFCU Balance Instantly by Text! Looking for a convenient and hassle-free way to stay on top of your finances? Look no further than SNIFCU’s Banking by Text! With SMS Banking, you can easily check your account balances and previous transactions with just a text message. To enroll, simply log in to your online […]

The Remember The Removal committee has been meeting biweekly to plan for the upcoming 2023 and next year’s events. The current committee consists of Nancy Toth, Rod Peirce, Gloria Heron,  Linda Crouse, and Terry John. Nancy Toth has been selected as this year’s committee chair. This year’s walk will go from Red House Bridge to […]

Gakwi:yo:h Farms has welcomed 7 new calves to the farm!

From Seneca Nation Archives/Onöhsagwë:de Cultural Center, Allegany Territory 1842, May 20 – Considered a compromise to the fraudulently executed Buffalo Creek Treaty of 1838, the 1842 Buffalo Creek Treaty restored the Allegany and Cattaraugus reservations. It would later be determined that the Oil Spring reservation was also included among the restored Seneca territories. The Buffalo […]

Teacher of the Year Award Recipient – Seneca Arts & Learning Center In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, the students and staff at the Seneca Arts & Learning Center voted on the recipient of the Teacher of the Year award. Miss Leslie has been dedicated to our center and students for many years and has […]

By Clifford Redeye III and Michael Crouse Join the Seneca Nation Library – Allegany Branch to learn the art of leather tooling and wood carving on Monday, June 5th. Cliff and Mike will both be demonstrating their craft. Come learn and listen while enjoying some refreshments and roast corn soup. Call today to reserve your […]

In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, the Cattaraugus Community Center in collaboration with Child & Family Services hosted a 5k run/walk to destigmatize mental health and to show that there is support and care in our community.

APPLICATIONS ARE NOW AVAILABLE! (Effective Thursday, May 18, 2023) Groups being offered (level advancing into): Kindergarten1st-3rd Grade4th-6th Grade7th-9th Grade Rosters will be determined by a first-come, first-serve basis.