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Part of our Spring Speaker Series, this talk will be presented virtually via Zoom and in person.

  Deskaheh in Geneva 1923-2023: Defending Haudenosaunee Sovereignty The Haudenosaunee Confederacy, City of Geneva, and Docip observed the centenary of Deskaheh Levi [...]

Titled Caneadea: "Where the heavens rest(ed) upon the earth," this talk will be presented virtually via Zoom or in person. Gaoyadeo (Caneadea) was a town nestled beside the great angle of the Genesee River. It was where the Council House was at the time of the Treaty of Big Tree, it became part of the Caneadea Reservation, was taken away shortly after and now 200 years later is a place of renewed friendship.

Titled “Hot Topics in Native Peoples’ Museums and Cultural Centers: From Identity and Repatriation Issues to Writing History Right," this talk will be presented virtually via Zoom only.

Titled "A Country Between: Seneca Peoples in the 18th-Century Ohio Country," this talk will be presented virtually via Zoom and in person. This presentation will explore Seneca peoples’ deep history and connections to the upper Ohio Valley, especially the region surrounding the Forks of the Ohio in present-day Pittsburgh.