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Submitted by Hayden Haynes The Winter Art Market returns for 2021. Shop handmade items by Haudenosaunee artists and craftspeople. Join us for a talk with Rodney Haring, and the opening an exhibition on the Thomas Indian School. Save the Date: November 27, 2021 See flyer below for details:

ATTENTION All Waterline Users on Both Territories Submitted by Theresa Lay, Utilities Department Winter is creeping up on us once again, it’s time to winterize your waterline pipes! All mobile home owners should have their skirting up and intact. It is in your best interest to protect your pipes against the elements; frozen pipes lead […]

Submitted by Amy White, Department of Education – Cattaraugus Territory The Seneca Nation of Indians Department of Education recognizes that parents are primarily responsible for their children’s education and that education is essential for the growth and progression of the Nation. To assist parents in providing supplemental educational opportunities for their children, the After School […]

Please welcome Stephanie Timblin, Executive Director, Seneca Media & Communications! Stephanie joined S.N.I. in mid-September with a strong media background. Stephanie is a former student of the Jandoli School of Journalism and Communication at St. Bonaventure University. Stephanie has a background in all aspects of media and multimedia production. Working through the merger of large […]

Seneca Media & Communications Center is excited to kick-off Native American Heritage Month by welcoming photographers from across the globe to submit single photos to our 2022 Calendar Photo Contest. All submissions should reflect Seneca Nation culture. A Grand Prize Cover Photo Winner will be chosen. All photos submitted will become the property of the […]

Do you do half of the grocery shopping or obtain at least half of the food supplies for your household? If so, I would like to talk to you! I am an enrolled Seneca doing a research study about our food system and traditional values related to food. I am reaching out to participants who […]

October 15th-December 7th Submitted by Briana Snyder, Options Counselor With the Medicare open enrollment period beginning on October 15, we encourage Medicare beneficiaries to choose carefully between traditional Medicare and joining a private Medicare Advantage plan. This is particularly important, as consumer marketing protections have been reduced and public promotions of Medicare Advantage are increasing […]

Haudenosaunee Sports Museum/Center The Seneca Nation was awarded funding from the Department of the Interior, BIA Office of Indian Economic Development, Tribal Tourism Grant Program to conduct a professional Economic Feasibility Study including Pro-forma/Market Analysis and Business Plan on the development and implementation of a Haudenosaunee Sports Museum/Center on Seneca Nation Territory. The Seneca Nation […]

Supporting a healthy drug-free community! Photos by Seneca Media Red Ribbon Week takes place annually from October 23rd – 31st. This year, Seneca Strong, the Seneca Nation Health System and Seneca Native Connections helped the community celebrate red ribbon week along with this year’s campaign theme “Drug Free Looks Like Me!”. Tables were set up […]

Posted from the Seneca Nation Health System Community Health Newsletter Below is some important factual information about lung cancer and what YOU can do to prevent it. See flyer below for details: