Support for Oneida Nation Members

Services supporting our Nation Members

Highlighting the programs, events, and initiatives shaping the lives of our members.

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Learn how this landmark pact between the Oneida Indian Nation, New York State, and local counties strengthened sovereignty, ended long-standing disputes, and paved the way for regional growth.

Elders program.

Oneida Elders and American Indian clients participate in educational, nutritional and social programming at the Ray Elm Children and Elders Center.

Programs

Investing in the next generation

From after-school activities and cultural learning to an award-winning Early Learning Center and scholarship program, the Nation’s programs and services empower the next generation.

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Each clan chooses a representative to join the governing body – the Nation Council – whose members work diligently to secure strength and stability in the Nation and consider the impact of all actions for the next seven generations.

Active engagement with state and regional officials advance fair legislation, protect sovereignty, and strengthen community partnerships.

Oneida people have taken a leadership role in supporting the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of the American Indian and the Museum of the American Revolution to memorialize its rich history as America’s First Allies for future generations.