Feature The Revolutionary WarThe Oneidas played a significant role in the Revolutionary War. Having fought valiently at Oriskany, and Saratoga, the Oneida Nation became known as the First Allies. Chief Shenendoah encouraged the Oneidas to fight on the side of the Americans. Han Yerry, and his wife Tyonajanegen, and his son, took up arms at Oriskany. Polly Cooper traveled to Valley Forge to help the troops. Shenendoah signed two treaties with the federal government: The 1794 Treaty of Canandaigua, and the Veteran's Treaty. These documents recognized Oneida sacrifices, Oneida sovereignty, land rights, and tax freedoms. Read more »More Stories
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Inspiring Women's RightsPioneers of the women’s rights movement drew inspiration from the matrilineal culture of the Haudenosaunee. Read more » Culture
Companion PlantingCorn, beans, and squash -- special gifts from the Creator -- were interplanted to maximize success. Learn how one plant would draw from another, and how the Oneidas would use these sustainers of life commonly referred to as the Three Sisters. Read more »Enterprises
Turning Stone Resort and CasinoTurning Stone Resort and Casino offers world-class golf, gaming, entertainment, and accommodations. Visit Turning Stone Read more » In the Community
Oneida Nation Donation Benefits American Indian Child WelfareThe National Indian Child Welfare Association’s (NICWA) efforts to protect children from abuse and neglect received a boost of $1,000 from the Oneida Indian Nation Foundation via a recent grant. Read more »
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