Departments

Reviving Traditional Pottery A 3-day Hodinöhsö:ni’ Pottery Gathering was held at the Seneca-Iroquois National Museum August 30th-September 2nd. The first 2-days were spent at the Stanley “Sully” Huff Cultural Center (located on the Seneca-Cattaraugus Territory), where Hodinöhsö:ni’ potters worked to create pots for cooking, with the artists sharing their different methods for building their pots. […]

Ja:göh Fish & Wildlife! Sometimes a release doesn’t go as planned, this Red-Tailed Hawk wanted to pose for some pictures first. With a little coaxing he finally flew off. Thank you to Erie County SPCA for working with us for rehabilitation.

With the mission to diversify the economy of the Seneca Nation, Seneca Holdings invests in small businesses and lower middle market companies. As we invest for the Seventh Generation, we are committed to the long-term growth of our enterprises by leveraging our sovereign benefits, operational expertise, and financial strength. Please contact us to learn more: […]

Submitted by Marlene Cook, TERO Director for Cattaraugus, Buffalo & Niagara Territories Meet the Iron Worker crew Cattaraugus Clinic Construction! (Pictures posted above & below) Ja:göh Kody Shinners! September 30, 2023 | Repost from Allegany Tribal Employment Rights Office (TERO) FB Page Local 276 Carpenter Apprentice, Kody Shinners, has been a huge asset to the […]

The Onöhsagwë:de’ Cultural Center is providing a 3-part professional development series for artists. Session 1 will be led by antler carver Hayden Haynes, (Seneca, Deer Clan) and will focus on how to price your work, promote yourself, promote your work, photograph your work, present your work, expand your network, and more. Session 2 & 3 […]

On Tuesday, September 19th, the Allegany Library hosted a Pressure Canning Class with Cornell Cooperative Extension’s Master Preservers Kelly McDonald and Tamara Bacho. We are planning to offer other classes, so watch for announcements!

Seneca Nation Library – Cattaraugus Branch We ended this year’s Summer Reading Program with a pizza party. We had a total of 33 participants from the ECLC Afterschool program and community members. The top readers were Kali Lipinski from Afs #1, Curtis Williams from Afs #2, Yasmin Button from Afs #3 and Mira Garrow from […]

Repost from NYS Education Department Twitter Members of NYSED’s Indigenous Education Office recently visited the Seneca Nation of Indians Allegany Territory, in particular, the Seneca Arts & Learning Center (SALC).

Looking for a unique employment opportunity? Interested in learning Onöndowa’ga:’ Gawë:nö’ (Seneca language)? The Deadiwënöhsnye’s Gëjohgwa’ – Seneca Immersion Program is hiring (6) full-time Novice Learners. For more information, visit senecaimmersiongroup.org. For an application and job description, click HERE.

Join the Seneca Strong Womens Talking Circle on Wednesdays from 2-3pm. For more information, contact Seneca Strong at 716-532-8456.