Returning to World Indigenous Governance
By Kanenhariyo I have a dream that our people will spread out from the reservations we call territories, and establish new communities steeped in our languages, laws, traditions and clans. I have had this...
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The Heartbreak of Algonquin Genocide
By Dr. Lynn Gehl, Gii-Zhigaate-Mnidoo-Kwe In the process of building Canada, the British imposed different languages (French and English), religions (Catholic and Protestant), and legal systems (French Civil Law and British Common Law) on...
The Longhouse People at Mid-Century
The Longhouse People, a short film by Allan Wargon provides a view of Onkwehon:we people at Six Nations in the middle of the 20th Century.
Indigenous Resistance and Counter-Insugency Strategy
By Sakej Ward, Nov 1, 2013. Originally published at Warrior Publications. Due to some unavoidable technical glitches we lost some interview time on the APTN InFocus show on Indigenous Resistance. This means I wasn’t...
Mohawk Loran Thomson Witnessed Chevron’s Dirty Hand in Ecuador
August 9, 2015 Following the historic Eagle and Condor encounter in Washington, when over 100 Haudenosaunee people came to show their support for the indigenous peoples of the Amazon negatively affected by Chevron, Mohawk...
Ron Sager Tyendinaga Carver
Ron Sager is Wolf Clan Mohawk from Tyendinaga. Here he speaks with Real Peoples Media about his life experiences, the nature of of Onkwehon:we spirituality, and the art of carving. Below, you will find...
Sakej Ward – Decolonizing the Colonizer
In this speech, Sakej Ward talks about decolonization in relationship to the original people of the land you are living in. He argues that a central aspect of any process of change requires the...
Why the Mohawks are no Longer Walking the High Steel
By Henry Gass. (This article was originally published by the Globe and Mail on August 23, 2013) Pete Marquis doesn’t drink on his drive home from work any more. He dreams. Night is falling...
Maroons, Seminoles, and the Real Resistance to Slavery in North America
by Russell Maroon Shoatz Long before the founding of the country, Africans were transported to what later became known as the United States of America. Some came as free individuals and companions of the...
Audio and Photos from the Venezuelan Ambassador’s visit
The Historic Visit of the Venezuelan Ambassador to the Mohawk Longhouse OHSWEKEN – One of the most significant diplomatic events of 2015 in Iroquoian country was the meeting of the Venezuelan Ambassador...
