As a part of the Cultural Heritage Department of the Oneida Nation, the Oneida Community Library System promotes the preservation of both our language and culture in our programming, and also in our Oneida Learning Language Center located at the Oneida Community Library. We welcome all to come in and learn more about the Oneida language and the Oneida people.

Links of interest, both Oneida & Native American sites:

Oneida and Haudenosaunee Links:	Oneida Nation of Wisconsin		Milwaukee Public Museum's Oneida information
	Oneida Cultural Heritage Department	Oneida Language Grammar Book by Clifford Abbott (from UWGB)	Jeff Lindsay's site about the Wisconsin Oneida
	John Archiquette's Diary, 1868-1874	UWGB Online Oneida Dictionary
		Turtle Island News
	Akwesasne Culture	Northern New York Historical Newspapers	Akwesasne Cultural Center/Museum
Wisconsin Tribes:	Tribal Links from Judicare.org	GLITC	Act 31 Resources
	Wisconsin Indian Review, Vol. 28, #2
Other Tribal Links:	Tamástslikt Cultural Institute	Native Wiki	NARF
Boarding School Information:	American Indian Boarding Schools with list of links for more information	Bibliography of Indian Boarding Schools from Arizona State University	Carlisle Indian Industrial School
News and More:
	US Census Factfinder: American Indian		Indian Trust
	Indian Law from Von Briesen	National Native News	Maps: *Linguistic *Historical
	500 Nations	Wicazo Sa Review	Indian Land Tenure
Federal Sites:
	FREE: Native American Education Lessons
Genealogy:
	These links may only work at Oneida Community Library: Heritage Quest Ancestry, Library Edition
Employment:	Native American Jobs	Native Workplace	NDN Jobs
	Casino Careers	DINAP
Literature, Authors, and Storytelling:	Sherman Alexie YouTube Video Interview about his new Young Adult novel. (too adult for the kids' pages...)	Recommended Reading from the American Indian Children's Literature Blog	Paula Underwood
	Joseph Bruchac	Cynthia Leitich Smith	Joy Harjo
	Roberta Hill	Barbara Means Adams	Tim Tingle
	Paula Geise's Native Book Reviews	Marcie Rendon
Stories & More:	Museum of Wounded Knee	Lost Bird of Wounded Knee

Here are some coloring pages that we use during our Oneida Language Family Sharing/Activity Time on Tuesdays at 4:00 p.m. You are welcome to right click on each coloring page, copy it, and paste it into a word processing program. You can then enlarge the graphic until it fits the whole page, print it out, and color it! You can also save the picture as a graphic file, insert it, and then enlarge it. Kymberley puts no copyrights on the pictures so that everyone can share in learning about the ukwehuwehneha.

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