Indigenous Perspectives on America 250: The Clinton-Sullivan Campaign, Genocide, and Dispossession in Western New York

This event is sponored by The History Department, The Office of the President and The Livinsgton County Historical Society Museum.

Panelists include members of the Seneca Nation of Indians, the Tonawanda Seneca Nation, and scholars of Native American history.

Arrell Stephen Henhawk, Cornell University, Research Associate with Department of Linguistics and American Indian and Indigenous Studies Program

Dr. Kurt Anders Jordon, Cornell University, Associate Professor of Anthropology and American Indian and Indigenous Studies, Dr. Maeve Kane, University of Albany, Associate Professor in the Department of History, Grandell "Bird" Hallett Logan, Tonowanda Seneca Nation, Dr. Michael Leroy Oberg, SUNY Geneseo, Distinguished Professor of History, David Shongo, Seneca Nation of Indians and Dr. Andrea Smith, Lafayette College, Professor of Anthropology and Chair of Indigenous Studies.

Please note: space is limited, first come, first seated. 

This event is sponored by The History Department, The Office of the President and The Livinsgton County Historical Society Museum