The Oneida Indian Nation
Shekóli. Greetings.Known as the fledgling United States’ first allies, the Oneidas played a key role in the birth of this Nation, and have overcome numerous challenges and hardships. We have a unique story to share, and we encourage you to learn more about us and our economic rebirth in our Central New York home. Read more » Oneida Stories
The Peacemaker's GiftA period of great upheaval continued until the arrival of the Peacemaker, who brought The Great Law of Peace. Read more »
Celebrating Friendships: Past, Present and FutureVisitors to the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C. are encouraged to begin their tour on the fourth floor, the level named for the Oneida Indian Nation. Featured on this top floor is a pause area and in its confines is the statue “Allies in War, Partners in Peace,” a bronzed embodiment of the friendship that was forged between the Oneida Nation and the United States during the Revolutionary War. Read more » 
Conservation: A Haudenosaunee ViewThe Haudenosaunee have long known the importance of conserving Mother Earth’s bounty. They also know it is foolhardy to take too much of the abundance given by the Creator, for this upsets the balance of all things. Read more » |
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