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Repost from SALC (Seneca Arts & Learning Center) We want to take a moment to recognize and celebrate a few of our team members who earned their place on the 2025-2026 BMCC Fall Semester, DEAN’S LIST!! BIG accomplishments deserve to be celebrated!! This accomplishment reflects your dedication and commitment to higher education, not just for […]

Tribal Employment Rights Office Hello, we hope this reaches you all in good health and well-being. With it being a new year and many projects still going on or starting up, we need everyone to come in and update their Skill Bank Form with any new information we need like certifications you may have earned, […]

Nya:wëh sgë:nö’, this past holiday season, the Seneca Nation Family Support Services Teams and Crime Victim Services from both the Allegany and Cattaraugus territories collaborated with several community partners and generous individuals to provide holiday gifts for families across the Nation. The outpouring of support from organizations and community members was truly incredible. Together, our […]

February 2026 Submitted by Melissa Schindler, Deputy Director, Human Services Division See below:

Attention ALL Indigenous Artists 2nd Annual Ohi:yo’ Art Market The Onöhsagwë:de’ Cultural Center is putting a call out to all Indigenous artists to apply for our 2nd Annual Ohi:yo’ Art Market. Submissions will be accepted until March 1st, 2026 at 11:59pm EST. Applications submitted after the deadline will not be accepted. The art market will […]

Repost from CCC FB Nya:wëh to SNI Executives and Tribal Council on the allocation to move forward. It’s been over a year in production but will be well worth the investment. Big Nya:wëh to Brandon Seneca, Grant Stevens and ERW Enterprises with helping with the unload.

Seneca Nation Emergency Management Is pleased to announce its participation in the Johns Hopkins Smoke Alarm Project The Smoke Alarm Project is a FEMA sponsored initiative led by the Johns Hopkins Center for Injury Research and Policy, in collaboration with Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health and local tribal health organizations. The project works alongside tribal communities in order […]

Seneca Holdings: Build Your Future While Honoring Your Roots As winter settles in and the new year approaches, college students across the country begin planning for summer—often with internships in mind. But for Native students, the right opportunity can mean more than a line on a resume. It can be a chance to gain real-world […]

Check your eligibility for a range of benefits and apply for HEAP at mybenefits.ny.gov. The Tribal Advocate’s office is also available to assist you with questions. The Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) helps low-income New Yorkers pay for their energy bills. If your bills are more than you can handle, HEAP may be able to […]

The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) is accepting applications for the Emergency HEAP benefit. This benefit will run from January 5 until April 7, 2026 or if the funding runs out, whichever comes first. If there happens to be additional funding, Emergency HEAP may extend beyond April 7. Also, the Advocate Program is […]