Members of the Seneca Nation of New York lead a song they call the “Cherokee Stomp Dance” in reference to the contact and sharing of cultures the two nations have had for several hundred years. This dance was part of the Cherokee Winter Social held at the Peaches Squirrell Sports & Recreation Complex in Cherokee, N.C., on the evening of Saturday, Jan. 25. (Videography by Sheena Brings Plenty) | Cherokee One Feather

Seneca Nation President J. Conrad Seneca, along with Councillors Odie Porter, Maurice John, Sr., Todd Gates, Klint Nephew, Eliot Jimerson, Kevin Seneca, Christian Reiller, and Johnathan Williams held a press event and met with New York state legislators in the halls of the Capitol. Seneca Nation leadership made statements about New York State’s historic mistreatment of the Senecas and other Haudenosaunee Nations, and called upon the New York State executive chamber to carve out a new path of res

21K views · 2.9K reactions | Members of the Seneca Nation of New York lead the Haudenosaunee Robin Dance during a night of social dances for members of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians, and the Seneca Nation of New York at the Peaches Squirrell Sports & Recreation Complex on the evening of Thursday, May 18. (DAWN ARNEACH/One Feather video) | Cherokee One Feather | Facebook