Danielle Schenandoah - Oneida Nation
Speaker/Activist
Previously Aired On : Tuesday, November 6, 2007 - Listen to the Show!
Danielle Schenandoah was the first Native Woman, along with her then 10 year old daughter Jolene, to speak at the United Nations, addressing violations of Indigenous Peoples Rights, including Crimes Against Humanity. She is world-renown and highly respected.
Danielle is active with the following organizations: Founder of Kahnahiyo Seed Preservation, Oneidas For Democracy.org, Tribal Corruption.com
Collaberative work with: Sacred Lands.org Syracuse Peace Council
Presentations given at: United Nations Permanent Forum for Indigenous Peoples 2004 & 2005 5th Annual Algonquin Peoples Conference Al-Awada Palestine International Coalition Conference New York University Columbia University Yale University Hamilton College University of Massachusetts Trent University - Ontario Colgate University Tufts University - Boston Syracuse University Smithsonian Institute in NYC and Washington DC New York Foundation for the Arts - panelist Pacifica Radio Blue Stocking Cafe NYC
