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The Influence of Haudenosaunee Women
9/2/2010 1:31:44 PM
Jeanne Shenandoah and Sally Roesch Wagner discussed the broad influence of Haudenosaunee Women on the development of the women's movement and other efforts to create greater equality among the people who came to these shores. This presentation is part of the series "Onondaga Land Rights & Our Common
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The Ground Beneath Your Feet is Sacred: Haudenosaunee Cultural Resource Protection
8/4/2010 4:38:57 PM
For centuries the cultural heritage of the Haudenosaunee has been under assault, including everything from excavation of burial grounds for development to the theft of human remains and important cultural artifacts which were stored in museums. Learn about the increasingly successful efforts to reve
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Jake Edwards Gives the Haudenosaunee Thanksgiving Address at the SyracuseCoE Community Open House, 3.6.10
4/12/2010 6:03:26 PM
Jake Edwards Gives the Haudenosaunee Thanksgiving Address at the SyracuseCoE Community Open House, 3.6.10
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Jake Edwards Gives the Haudenosaunee Thanksgiving Address at the SyracuseCoE Community Open House, 3.6.10
4/12/2010 6:03:26 PM
Jake Edwards Gives the Haudenosaunee Thanksgiving Address at the SyracuseCoE Community Open House, 3.6.10
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Why Native American Sovereignty Makes Sense for All of Us
7/1/2008 4:02:03 PM
A panel discussion features three thoughtful presentations on "Why Native American Sovereignty Makes Sense for All of Us". The program is introduced by Syracuse University Chancellor Nancy Cantor.
Panelists are: TONYA GONNELLA FRICHNER, President and founder of the American Indian Law Alliance in
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Racism, Native American Rights and the United Nations
6/17/2008 12:09:58 PM
Onondaga Nation faithkeeper Oren Lyons discusses the Onondaga Nation, racism and international indigenous issues. The presentation is the seventh in the series "Onondaga Land Rights and Our Common Future," presented in Syracuse, NY in 2006 by a consortium involving Neighbors of the Onondaga Nation,
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Onondaga Land Rights: ALL Central New Yorkers Can Benefit
6/12/2008 4:12:20 PM
A discussion looking at how the full Central New York community can benefit by full recognition of the rights of the Onondaga Nation. Panelists include: Syracuse Common Council President Bea Gonzalez, Onondaga Nation faithkeeper Wendy Gonyea and Syracuse Peace Council staffperson Andy Mager.
The
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Visionary Women of the Haudeonosaunee and the U.S. Womens Rights Movement
1/6/2008 11:24:37 PM
Program 2 of the 11 part series "Onondaga Land Rights and Our Common Future"
Jeane Shenandoah and Sally Roesch Wagner discuss and share ides about the history of women in the Onondaga Nation and its influence the U.S. women'ts rights movement. Jeanne Shenandoah is a traditional midwife. She
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Haudenosaunee Music and Dance: A Participatory Event
1/6/2008 11:24:37 PM
The Haudenosaunee Singers and Dancers give a special performance as the Onondaga Land Rights & Our Common Future series finale. It also includes interveiws with various members of the Haudenosaunee Singers and Dancers as well as participants and organizers of the series.
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Visionary Women of the Haudeonosaunee and the U.S. Womens Rights Movement: Audience Interaction
1/6/2008 11:24:37 PM
The audience asks questions of these two presenters.
Jeane Shenandoah and Sally Roesch Wagner discuss and share ides about the history of women in the Onondaga Nation and its influence the U.S. women'ts rights movement. Jeanne Shenandoah is a traditional midwife. She works at the Onondata
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