ONS Language

Clan Mother Audrey Shenandoah discusses the importance of Onondaga Language classes at the Onondaga Nation School

[@mehmetyanilmaz1167]

It was an honor and privilege to meet with Audrey Shenandoah in 1980. Remembering her with respect and gratitude.

[@LetArtsLive]

I have a question I live in Batavia New York when I go to the rez the sign used to say Iroquois and now it says Onondaga Nation why is that?

[@gregoryklein6128]

Has the nation ever considered establishing a historical village, for lack of better comparison, a pre European Iroquois village similar in nature to like a colonial Williamsburg? That would serve several purposes teaching a great language to young people, bring revenue furthering constructive employment into he nation. The more Authentic the better. Handmade high quality crafts from the nation’s artisans who would train young people in these skills. I would love to visit a place like this.