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Inspiring Women's Rights

Pioneers of the women’s rights movement drew inspiration from the matrilineal culture of the Haudenosaunee. Read more »

Guests at the National Museum of the American Indian can begin their tour on the level named for the Oneidas. Slideshow. Read more »

Corn, 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.

Learn more about Allies in War, Partners in Peace statue created by Utah-based sculptor Edward Hlavka. See also: Slideshow. Read more »

The Oneida People Helped Win America’s Independence
The Fourth of July marks the day the colonists declared their independence from England in 1776. The following year, the Oneida Indian Nation chose to take up the cause of their friends, the colonists, and fight as their first ally during the American Revolution. Oneida warriors fought on the side of the colonists at the important Battles of Oriskany and Saratoga in New York State, as well as the skirmish at Barren Hill in Pennsylvania. Read more »

Second Quarter Gaming Machine Big Wins over $3 Million at Turning Stone
During April, May and June, guests playing on the nearly 2,300 gaming machines at the Oneida Indian Nation’s Turning Stone Resort and Casino won nearly $3.1 million in wins of $5,000 or more. Winners came from all across New York, as well as several other East Coast states. Read more »