The Onondaga Nation is a member of the
Haudenosaunee (“People of the Long House”), an
alliance of native nations united for hundreds
of years by traditions, beliefs and cultural values.
Also referred to as the Iroquois Confederacy or
Six Nations, the Haudenosaunee consist of the
Mohawk, Oneida, Cayuga, Seneca,
Onondaga Nation's and Tuscarora nations.

Oñgwaweñna: Community Give. 3/10/10

Onondaga Nation.org: Onondaga Land Rights and Our Common Future II . “Doctrine of Discovery” to International Recognition of Rights. 3/7/10

The Day the Wampum Came Back. Chief Irving Powless Jr. recounts the removal of the Onondaga wampum belts and their return on October 25, 1989. 2/25/10

Indian Country Today: Onondagas reiterate land rights action. 2/17/10

Post Standard: Hydrofracking: Central New York letter writers sound off. 2/17/10

The Stone Canoe: The Story of the Peace Maker. The Onondaga Nation School's 4th Grade retells the travels of the Peace Maker to the 5 warring Nations bringing a message of Peace, Love, Power, and Unity.

OnondagaNation.org: Every Drop Counts, Onondaga Land Rights & Our Common Future Part II Lecture Series. 2/9/10

ONONDAGA LAKE HABITAT RESTORATION PLAN: Help heal Onondaga Lake. 2/9/10

News 10: Onondaga Nation starts new initiative. 2/4/10

LacrossseMagazine: Marshall Abrams comes out of retirement, signs with Knighthawks. 2/4/10

OnondagaNation.org launches Nation Blog.
Updated on 2/22/2010

FROM THE EARTH CRAFT SHOW at the Onondaga Nation School on Saturday, APRIL 10, 2010