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Eñwatshisi•yok* A Friendship Concert with the Onondaga Nation and the Syracuse Community Choir Saturday June 9th , 2018 5:30pm Covered Dish Dinner 7:00pm Concert Onondaga Nation School (81 South, exit 16, right 1 mile, left on Route 11A, 2.3 miles on the right) Donation at the door: $0-$15 Works by Native Artists and Craftspeople Interpreter for the deaf: Maggie Russel (Interpreter sign and wheel chair sign) To honor the Two Row Wampum Treaty, we will gather to polish the silver chain of friendship between our peoples. With support from: Neighbors of the Onondaga Nation (NOON), Syracuse Peace Council and the Syracuse Cultural Workers. This concert is made possible, in part, by a Tier Three Project Support Grant through the County of Onondaga and administered by CNY Arts. For more information: Karen Mihalyi 315-428-8151 karen@syracusecommunitychoir.org or Simone Thornton 315-469-6991 sthornton@lafayetteschools.org *translation: It will be a good friendship.

Giving Voice, a documentary of The Syracuse Community Choir by Mišo Suchý.

Members of the choir in an impromptu singing of Holly Near’s We Are Willing after a rehearsal in November 2016

Video of the Choir’s presentation at the 10/6/16 StoryGrowing Conference organized and sponsored by the Rosamond Gifford Foundation.

There are no words. Just outrage and grief. This must stop.

A Video about the Syracuse Community Choir made in 2012 by SU Media student Marina Zarya on Vimeo.