Peter Jemison, the first Ganondagon State Historic Site manager in Victor, has retired after 35 years.
Haudenosaunee
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Haudenosaunee filmmakers get their own festival
This April, the inaugural Haudenosaunee Filmmakers Festival will spotlight the work of filmmakers from the six nation confederacy.
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Ganondagan’s virtual Thanksgiving yoga focuses on gratitude, responsibility
Ganondagan sets a proper tone for the holiday with a yoga session focusing on gratitude, community, and our duties to one another.
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An ancient grain gets a regional revival
Ganondagan’s Iroquois White Corn Project aims to preserve an heirloom crop while promoting good health.
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Calendar preview: A Season for Change
A big week of events — from Black Kids Matter to The Suffragist City Parade — marks a big time for change here in Rochester.
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Indigenous Environmental Activism in Art
MCC’s Mercer Gallery hosts exhibit of Indigenous visual activism to raise awareness about threats to the environment
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The freedom of perspective
At the Seneca Art & Culture Center, people tell their own stories A dream 30 years in the making has finally been realized with the opening of the Seneca Art & Culture Center at Ganondagan State Historic Site. The center officially opened on October 24, and will provide a year-round venue for exhibits and programming […]
