Jason Arbour summarizes the hidden history of Kana:tso. A Mohawk Village that Canada tried to erase.
Category: Onkwahwentsiyo
The Family Home on Reserves and Matrimonial Rights and Interest Act!
U. S. May Revive Iroquois Plan of Confederacy
FIGHT FOR THE LINE
The 3rd Saturday of every July is the Annual Border Crossing Celebration, where Onkwehonwe cross the colonial border in Oni: kara (Niagara Falls). In addition, the celebration reminds the United States and Canada as a British Commonwealth to not interfere in our traditional travel and trade routes. The Indian Defence League of America’s founders (IDLA)…
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National Day Of Mourning
We would like to offer our condolences to all the families that lost their children in the residential labour boarding systems within Turtle Island. We offer our love and gratitude to the survivors so that they know they are valued. We offer our silence so that we may listen to their stories. We offer our…
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Solidarity Day in Six Nations: Interview with Elected Chief Mark Hill
Forbidden Fruit: Residential School Stories
Moosemeat and Marmalade Meet Landback.
There are only some relationships that fuse perfectly without deliquescing. The mingling of traditional Onkwehonwe cuisine and culture of Art Napolean with Dan Hayes British fare and flair is the foundation of the brilliant television series Moosemeat and Marmalade. The Art of Visiting So when the duo visited local culinary jewels Yawekon and Dixieland Grill, It caught no one…
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Call for Support for Local Group
Allies of Onkwehonwe The grassroots group, “Allies of Onkwehonwe,” collaborates with minds and spirits that seek to raise awareness of environmental and Onkwehonwe issues. The group has members from both Six Nations and surrounding communities. Members have a passion for the environment and support the Kuswenta, and it is these two principles that are behind the…
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Legal Discrimination
Is there a point in time when discrimination becomes legal? The short answer is no, but the extended and more accurate response is, well, that’s where things can become confusing. Its a phenomenon often found in already marginalized populations where ethnicity and gender play a role in obtaining the sparse services. Changes cause an upset…
