A Historic Alliance: The Bear Clan and Wolf Clan Unite for Nation Building
A Historic Government: Wolf Bear and Turtle “Mens’ Council” at Akwesasne/Ahkwesahsne-land where the Partridge drums, once again pushes sovereignty. We were put up, by the People to bring economics to all. Started off with the Three Feathers Casino in the business world, since we now know how to read write and do BOOKKEEPING(math) to be […]
Strengthening Ties: Ierahkwa Meets Sovereign Alibomas Kituwah Nation
The government of Ierahkwa recently embarked on a significant diplomatic mission to engage with the Sovereign Alibomas Kituwah Nation. This meeting, aimed to foster mutual understanding and explore opportunities for collaboration between the two nations. During the visit, representatives from Ierahkwa participated in discussions centered around various sectors, including economic development, cultural exchange, and environmental […]
Mohawk Land Defenders Stand Firm Against Surrender of Barnhart Island to New York
Akwesasne citizens oppose the decision by their elected leaders to accept a $70 million payout for Barnhart Island. They argue that the island, despite some contamination from industrial activity, is in better environmental condition compared to other parts of their land impacted by former GM, Reynolds Metals, and Alcoa sites. Despite colonial borders dividing their […]
Strategic Partnerships for Cannabis Growth
The government of Ierahkwa Ne Kanienke recently embarked on a pivotal journey to Las Vegas, a city renowned not only for its entertainment but also as a growing hub for the cannabis industry. During this visit, key members of the government met with industry leaders, including Jardín and Planet13, two of the most prominent names […]
Guswentha Belt: A Symbol of Peace Between the Mohawks and Russia
In 1710, the four chiefs of the Iroquois Confederacy, Rotino’shonni, made a historic visit to Queen Anne’s Court in London with the goal of signing peace treaties with the 13 European monarchies. This meeting marked the first International Conference on World Peace, convened by the indigenous leaders to spread their message of peace, similar to […]
Strengthening ties in Mexico
The Ierahkwa government continues its mission to strengthen cultural and strategic ties, this time touring Mexico, a country with an incomparable historical and cultural wealth. During its visit, the Ierahkwa delegation immersed itself in the heart of Mexican culture, visiting two of its most emblematic cities: Mexico City and Teotihuacan. In Mexico City, the delegation […]
Strengthening ties in Colombia
The Ierahkwa government continues its search for opportunities that will boost the growth and progress of its nation. On a recent tour of Colombia, Ierahkwa leaders established key contacts and laid the groundwork for future strategic collaborations that will benefit its people. During this visit, the Ierahkwa delegation met with the National Federation of Coffee […]
The Founding of the Iroquois Confederacy
Discover the origins of the Great Law of Peace and how it united the Six Nations into a powerful alliance. The Iroquois Confederacy, also known as the Haudenosaunee or Six Nations, was founded long before European contact, traditionally dated around the 12th to 15th centuries. The Confederacy was established through the Great Law of Peace, […]
The Role of Women in Iroquois Society
Learn about the matrilineal structure and the influential roles women play in governance and daily life. Women in Iroquois society held significant power and influence, a reflection of the matrilineal structure of their clans. This matrilineal system meant that lineage and inheritance were passed down through the mother’s line, which was relatively unique among Native […]
Colonial Encounters and Adaptation
Examine the impact of European colonization on the Iroquois and their strategies for survival and resilience. The arrival of European settlers in the 16th and 17th centuries brought significant challenges and changes to the Iroquois Confederacy. The Iroquois adeptly navigated these encounters, adapting their strategies to preserve their autonomy and influence. Early Contact and Trade […]
