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SUMMER 2018

Oneida Nation promotes sustainability! Program brochures will be available online.

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Green Earth Branch Library(920) 833-7226https://oneida-nsn.gov/resources/library/green-earth-branch-library/

Oneida Community Education Center(920) 496-5260http://oneidacommunityeducationcenter.org/

Oneida Community Health Center(920) 869-2711http://www.oneida-nsn.gov/resources/health-community-health-services/

Oneida Community Library(920) 869-2210https://oneida-nsn.gov/resources/library/

Oneida Elder Services(920) 869-2448http://www.oneida-nsn.gov/resources/elderservices/

Oneida Experiential & Adventures(920) 490-3803

Oneida Family Fitness(920) 490-3730http://www.oneida-nsn.gov/resources/fitness-recreation/

Oneida Farmer’s Market(920) 496-5649https://oneida-nsn.gov/resources/oneida-community-integrated-food-systems/farmers-market/

Oneida Health Promotions(920) 490-3927https://oneida-nsn.gov/resources health/health-promotions/

Oneida Higher Education(920) 869-4033https://oneida-nsn.gov/education/highereducation/

Oneida History Department(920) 490-3914https://oneida-nsn.gov/our-ways/our-culture/ oneida-history-department

Oneida Nation Arts Program(920) 490-3830http://www.oneidanationarts.org/

Oneida Recreation(920) 869-1088https://oneida-nsn.gov/recreation

Oneida Trust Enrollment(920) 490-3930https://oneida-nsn.gov/resources/enrollments/

MAY

Plein Air Painting on the Rez May 2, 9, 16, 23 Arts 5:30-8 pm Pg. 6Basket Making: Tray/Organizer Basket May 7, 8, 14, 15 Arts 5:30-7:30 pm Pg. 6Two Needle Beading Technique May 9-10 & Arts 5:30-8:30 pm Pg. 6 May 16-17 Pg. 6JUNE

Oneida Minors Trust Fund June 11 CEC 5:00 pm Pg. 7Put Your Money to Work June 12 CEC 5:00 pm Pg. 7Your Retirement June 13 CEC 5-6:30 pm Pg. 8Making My Credit Count June 14 CEC 5-6 pm Pg. 8Oneida Arts Camp June 18-22 Arts 1-5 pm Pg. 2Budgeting June 20 CEC 5-6:30 pm Pg. 7Oneida Scholars June 21 CEC 5-7 pm Pg. 8Porcupine Quill Workshop I June 24-27 Arts 1-5 pm Pg. 6Camp NaNoWriMo – Launch June 27 CEC 1-2 pm Pg. 8

JULY

Destination Discovery July 9-13 CEC 10 am-3 pm Pg. 2Music from Our Culture Camp July 23-Aug 9 Arts 9 am-12:30 pm Pg. 2Porcupine Quill Workshop I July 24-27 Arts 1-5 pm Pg. 6Porcupine Quill Workshop I July 28 Arts 10 am-3 pm Pg. 6

AUGUST

Camp NaNoWriMo – Revision Aug 1 CEC 1-3 pm Pg. 8Camp NaNoWriMo – Wrap Party Aug 8 CEC 1-3 pm Pg. 8Budgeting Aug 14 CEC 5-6:30 pm Pg. 7Farm to Plate Aug 23 TBD 5 pm Pg. 8

CEC & ARTS PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE

Additional information and registration is available online for the following featured programs and events.

Register online at oneidacommunityeducationcenter.org

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Summer is the opportune time to explore nature, find innovative talents, gain new friendships, and explore opportunities. From camps and classes to special events and activities, departments across the tribe are offering children the opportunity to build skills and confidence to explore passions and interests through STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) activities, music, arts, and gain the confidence that comes from positive relationships through participating in sports and related activities. Take the time to check out additional program offerings available for all age groups, where you will feel a sense of community and well-being.

EASY REGISTRATION1. Register online at https://oneidacommunityeducationcenter.org/

online-registration/. Your spot will be held for 10 business days.

2. Print off your online registration and drop off or mail payment to Oneida Community Education Center, 2632 S. Packerland Dr. Green Bay, WI 54313.

We are currently transitioning to a new database system. To ensure best customer service, departments will be handling their own reg-istration. We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your patience. REGISTRATION INFORMATION Our programs are offered at a fraction of the actual costs and significantly less than the average cost of similar programs in the Green Bay area because of funding from tribal contributions, grants, fees collected.

1. Payment Policy: All fees and paperwork must be paid in full by cash, check, or debit/credit card at the time of registration in order to reserve a spot in programs and classes.

2. Waiting Lists: If a class is full, you will automatically be placed on a waiting list. We will contact you if a space becomes available before the start of class.

3. Cancellation Policy: Register early. Some activities have limit-ed availability and fill quickly. If classes do not have a minimum number of registrants a week before class starts, the class may be cancelled. A full refund or credit will be given for any cancelled classes.

4. Refunds Policy: Except in the case of a class cancellation or build-ing closure, refunds are not available.

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COMMUNITY EDUCATION CENTER & ARTS CAMPS

DATE TIME AGES CAMP DESCRIPTION LOCATION COST

June 18thru

June 22

M-F1-5 pm

9-14 Oneida Arts Camp Arts skills include painting, beadwork, and silver working.

Arts Cottage

$30*

July 9thru

July 13

M-F10-3 pm

10-12 Destination Discovery Let’s code Ozobots! CEC $30*

July 23thru

Aug 9

M-Th9-12:30 pm

7-14 Music from Our Culture Camp

Learn traditional, Pow Wow, hymns and choral, voice, and piano.

Arts Cottage

$30*

*Scholarships are available for students with proof of free or reduced lunch for the 2018-2019 school year.

The letter must be attached to the scholarship application to be considered. With scholarship, camps are $10 each.

REGISTER: Online at oneidacommunity educationcenter.org or at CEC


RECREATION CAMPS

DATE TIME AGES CAMP LOCATION COST

June 11thru June 29

12-4 pm 7-8 Summer Program Session I Civic Center $10

June 11thru June 29

12-4 pm 5-6 5 & 6 Year Old Summer Program Session I

Cliff Webster Building

$10

July 9thru July 27

12-4 pm 9-11 Summer Program Session II Civic Center $10

July 9thru July 27

12-4 pm 5-6 5 & 6 Year Old Summer Program Session II

Cliff Webster Building

$10

July 30thru Aug 17

12-4 pm 12-14 Summer Program Session III Civic Center $10

Participate in a daily variety of wholesome classes and field trips. Lunch is provided to begin each day. Contact Jed Summers at [email protected] for more information.

REGISTER: May 2, 9:00 am Civic Center. Registration open until class fills.

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FITNESS & EXPERIENTIAL CAMPS

DATE TIME AGES CAMP DESCRIPTION LOCATION HOW TO REGISTER COST

June 18thru

June 22

M-Th1-4 pmFri 10 am-4 pm

9-13 Paddling Camp

Learn canoeing and kayaking skills in the natural environ-ment. Have fun with water games and safety rescues. Paddle a local river on the last day with the extended hours and utilize these new paddling skills.

Norbert Hill Center Pond

Experiential Department 490-3803

$30*

June 25thru

June 28

1:30-4:30 pm 12-14 Wellness Camp

Nutrition information to maintain a healthy lifestyle, proper running form, swimming form, indoor biking form and yoga stretches. All participants will need athletic shoes each day. No sandals allowed. Please bring swim suit and towel each day to camp.

Oneida Family Fitness

Oneida Family Fitness 490-3730

$30*

July 9thru

July 13

1-4 pm 9-13 Climbing Camp

Explore climbing skills and techniques on outdoor ropes course. Learn about climbing safety, responsibility, knots, and equipment for climbing. Challenge yourself as an individ-ual and as a part of a team!

Behind Fitness Center @ Ropes Course


$30*

July 16thru

July 19

1:30-4:30 pm 6-8 Fitness Camp

Youth will work on agility, balance, coordination, strength, endurance and flexibility. All participants will need athletic shoes each day. No sandals allowed. Please bring swim suit and towel each day to camp.



$30*

July 23thru

July 27

1-4 pm 9-13 Adventure Camp

Build a water raft with logs and rope and let’s see if it floats! Add to this adventure with compass scavenger hunts. Plan and participate in survival skills training and an adventure competition!

Norbert Hill Center Pond


$30*

Aug 6thru

Aug 9

1:30-4:30 pm 9-11 Sports Conditioning Camp

Youth will learn to swim freestyle, proper running form, indoor biking form, yoga stretches and sport specific types of training. All participants will need athletic shoes each day. No sandals allowed. Please bring swim suit and towel each day to camp.



$30*

*Scholarships are available for students with proof of free or reduced lunch for the 2018-2019 school year. The letter must be attached to the scholarship application to be considered. With scholarship, camps are $10 each.

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“An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.”

Community Education Center Hours:Monday-Thursday, 8:00-6:30 p.m.; Friday, 8:00-4:30 p.m.

Academic Tutoring:Available for K-12 and various college level assignments. Get the help you need by calling (920) 496-5260 for your appointment today!

GED/HSED Programs:If you do not have your GED yet, consider the possibilities for obtaining one: open new career opportunities, improve your current job situation, help create a foundation for higher education, and personal satisfaction. Still not convinced? A GED affects far more than just your earning potential and employability. In the future, your degree can also influence your finances, society, and retirement planning. Call (920) 496-5260 today and schedule an appointment for your TABE (Test of Adult Basic Education) to get started!

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Plein Air Painting on the Rez Wed, May 2, 9, 16, 23 Ages: 16+ General Fee: $60 5:30-8 pm Tribal/Employee Fee: $30

Capture the awakening of color and the warmth of spring by painting the Rez. Short demonstrations will begin each session benefiting the beginner as well as the advanced student. Participants will learn how to paint clouds, trees, water and flowers. Basic supplies are included in the class fee; however, you may want to bring a chair. Each week you will be painting at a different location. If it’s raining, you will be painting indoors. Meet in the Arts Program cottage.

Basket Making: Tray/Organizer May 7, 8, 14, 15 Ages: 16+ General Fee: $50Basket 5:30-7:30 pm Tribal/Employee Fee: $25

Students will learn to weave a 9” x 12” rectangular basket, that can be used for as a serving tray or an organizer basket. This class is open to all skill levels from beginner to advanced basket makers. Beginner students will learn to weave a basket with open areas for handles. Advanced students will have additional options for embellishments or other features to add to their baskets. Fee includes all material and supplies. Two Needle Beading Technique May 9-10, 5:30-8:30 pm Ages: 16+ General Fee: $40 May 16-17, 5:30-8:30 pm Tribal/Employee Fee: $20

Students will learn the two-needle beading technique, and will make a beaded barrette. Students must have experience with basic sewing by hand and good eye-hand coordination. The fee includes all materials and supplies to make the barrette.

Porcupine Quill Workshop I Class 1: June 24-27, 1-5 pm Ages: 16+ General Fee: $120 Class 2: July 24-27, 1-5 pm & Tribal/Employee Fee: $60 July 28, 10 am-3 pm

Learn about Quillwork from cleaning, sorting and sizing quills for various projects, to types of stitching for quillwork applique or earrings, and dying quills in various colors. Prerequisite: Students must have experience in basic sewing by hand, beadwork or jewelry-making, strong manual dexterity and good hand-eye coordination. Anyone with arthritic hands may not be capable of doing quillwork. Students will be around boiling water, a Dremel saw demo, and will use small hand tools, glover needles, sinew, needle-nosed pliers, tongs, and hot water bottles in this workshop.

Classes available for online registration at oneidacommunityeducationcenter.org

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Theme: SUSTENANCEJune 1-3, 2018

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Oneida Minors’ Trust Fund: June 11, 5 pm General Fee: $0Origins, Process, and Investment Strategy Tribal/Employee Fee: $0

For Minor Trust account holders or parents of Minor Trust account holders. Minor Trust Fund distributions have increased incrementally. What is the source of that money? What are the potential consequences of receiving this payment? The Oneida Trust Enrollment Committee hosts a historical overview of the Minors Trust Fund, investment strategy, an explanation of the process, and tax implications you or your children may face when it comes time for distribution. Attendees will be entered into a raffle for Oneida artwork. The presentation is a potluck, so please bring a dish!

Put Your Money to Work June 12, 5 pm Ages: 18+ General Fee: $0 Tribal/Employee Fee: $0

Offered by Valley Investment Solutions, LLC, this class provides a basic overview of how to invest. Learn ways to increase savings, what type of accounts are the best for difference situations, the power of compound interest and diversification, risk versus reward, and more. *1 RAS point.

Your Retirement June 13, 5-6:30 pm Ages: 18+ General Fee: $0 Tribal/Employee Fee: $0

Participants will learn to clearly define their retirement goals, identify their emotional relationships with money, and clarify their tolerance for risk. *1 RAS point.

Making My Credit Count June 14, 5-6 pm Ages: 18+ General Fee: $0 Tribal/Employee Fee: $0

Offered by Valley Investment Solutions, LLC, this class provides ways to establish, grow, and maintain your credit for a financially healthy future. *1 RAS point.

Budgeting June 20, 5-6:30 pm Ages: 18+ General Fee: $0 or Aug 14, 5-6:30 pm Tribal/Employee Fee: $0

Develop understanding about positive budgeting, savings, and spending habits. Through practical scenarios, participants will learn to create monthly budgets and savings plans. *1 RAS point.

Oneida Scholars June 21, 5-7 pm Ages: All General Fee: $0 Tribal/Employee Fee: $0

Join us as three Oneida scholars and authors present their work to the community. Presentations will be followed by an opportunity to ask questions and purchase books to be signed by their respective authors. Light refreshments will be provided.


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Camp NaNoWriMo June 30-Aug 11 Ages: 14+ General Fee: $0 1-3 pm Tribal/Employee Fee: $0

Join us for the launch party for Camp NaNoWriMo and learn some tips on how to start your own creative fiction or non-fiction work. During camp, you may design your own writing goals. During our launch party you will learn: low pressure writing strategies, writing processes, how to keep a notebook, how to plan for long-form projects, and some writing prompts to get you started.Launch Party—June 27 • Revision—August 1 • Wrap Party—August 8

Farm to Plate Aug 23, 5 pm Ages: All General Fee: $30 Tribal/Employee Fee: $15

Learn about how Integrated Foods houses a community food system and enjoy a chef-prepared meal from produce and meat from the markets. Visit our website for more event information. This event is a sponsored by the CEC and Oneida Integrated Foods.


OFFC Elder Activities (55+)

• Pick up monthly activitycalendar at meal-site, Kali orvia email at [email protected]

• Activities vary from month to month

• Sign up for trips and birthdaylunch at meal-site reception desk. Space is limited.

2901 S. Overland Road

Monday-Friday • 9 am-3 pm

Contact us formore details!869-6733

ONEIDA FAMILY FITNESS https://oneida-nsn-gov/resources/health/health-promotions/ 920-490-3730

Tai Chi Ongoing Ages: All 8 wk Intro Session $25 ($50 non-member) Mondays 11 am to 12 pm 3 month $35 ($75 non-member) Wednesdays 5-6 pm 6 month $70 ($125 non-member) 12 month $125 ($225 non-member)This class explores the ancient Chinese martial exercise, Tai Chi. This style focuses on slow, deliberate movements with precise breath control . Tai Chi develops flexibility, muscular strength, and releases stress. Chinese Qi-gong techniques which build energy and heal the body are also taught as part of the class.

Eskrima Ongoing Ages: 12+ Intro to TKD, Eskrima, JuJitsu and Mighty Ninjas $30 ($60 non-member) Mondays 7-8 pm 3 month $60 ($120 non-member) Tues/Thurs 9-10 am 6 month $110 ($210 non-member) Wed 6-7 pm 12 month $180 ($350 non-member)This class is very exciting for those people interested in studying weapons and weapon defense techniques. The class provides the student with fundamental concepts and utilization of double sticks, single stick, hand to hand, and knife disarms are taught. An introduction into different styles of Eskrima are presented so that the student can get a better idea of the different opportunities he or she can explore. This class is for ages 12 and up.

Ju Jitsu Ongoing Ages: 12+ Intro to TKD, Eskrima, JuJitsu and Mighty Ninjas $30 ($60 non-member) Mondays 7-8 pm 3 month $60 ($120 non-member) Tues/Thurs 10-11:15 am 6 month $110 ($210 non-member) Thurs 7-8 pm 12 month $180 ($350 non-member)This class is a physically demanding class which takes place on the mat. Its grappling techniques are the ultimate in self defense. The class is taught throwing and falling techniques . The class also covers submission holds and locks and counters to submission holds and locks. This class is for ages 12 and up.

Swim Lessons June 4-July 24 Ages: 4-17 General Fee: $30 Mondays 7-8 pm Tribal/Employee: $20 Tues/Thurs 10-11:15 am Thurs 7-8 pm Learn how to Swim! Classes may be subject to change due to staffing, enrollment, or facility maintenance.

ONEIDA HISTORY DEPARTMENT https://oneida-nsn-gov/our-ways/our-culture/oneida-history-department 920-490-3914

Gerrymandering May 16, 23, 30 May 16, 2:30 pm - 4 pm (Cottage II) • May 23, 5 pm - 6 pmBy: Loretta 2:30-4 pm, 5-6 pm (Cottage II) • May 30, 10 am - 2:30 pm (SEOTS) Metoxen 10 am-2:30 pm

Registration and program information available by contacting department.

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Youth baseball leagues are available forT-ball (ages 5-6), Pee Wee (ages 7-9),Little League (ages 10-12), & Babe Ruth (ages 13-15)

Mission Park Ball Diamonds$5 Recreation Membership Fee

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ONEIDA HISTORY DEPARTMENT https://oneida-nsn-gov/our-ways/our-culture/oneida-history-department 920-490-3914

History of Gaming June 13, 20, 2:30-4 pm, 5-6 pmby Reggie Doxtater Mini Lunch Series: Arrival in Wisconsin July 11, 12:10-12:50 pm by Reggie Doxtater

Medicine Walk Tues, July 17, 2:30-4 pm by Annette Cornelius

Clans Aug 15, 4:45-6 pm by Lou Williams Jr.

ONEIDA COMMUNITY LIBRARY https://oneida-nsn-gov/resources/library 920-869-2210

Drop-in Domain Daily, Open-Close Ages: All FreeInvestigate the blue cart by the front desk and explore the monthly theme! Crafts, games, activities, and a book display themed each month for independent fun and learning, available ANY time during library hours. Monthly themes for this season: May: Spring; June: Summer; July: Red, White, Blue, & the Other Primary Color; August: Music.

Cookies & Canvas May 9, 1 pm Ages: Adult FreeLast session of the season: May only and then a summer hiatus! A social painting program for adults. Includes cookies, coffee, cocoa, tea, and all the supplies! On the second Wednesday of the month: May 9. No experience necessary!

C.O.L.O.R.R. Every Wed, 1 pm Ages: Adult FreeCreative Outlet of the Library for an Occasion of Relaxation & Recreation is the COLORR acronym: a.k.a. adult coloring program. You don’t need a thing: coloring pages, colored pencils, and other media provided (and occasionally there’s a giveaway!)

C.R.A.F.T. Thurs in May, 3:30-5 pm Ages: All FreeCreative Reading And Fun Time! An after school story and craft, game, or STEAM activity for everyone in the community!

Free Friday Fridays, 3-5 pm Ages: All FreeEvery Friday, even if you have a bill, fines, or overdues, you may use the Internet from 3 PM until close with no reading or homework beforehand. A great way to start the weekend and unwind!

Memory Cafe 1st Tues Monthly, 1:30-3 pm Ages: All Free May 2, June 5, no July date, Aug 7Activities and snacks for community members with dementia and their caregivers. Head right into the conference room at the front entrance for a quiet, safe place to engage in quiet and routine activities. Dementia specialist, Debbie Miller, is conducting the activities at a Purple Angel trained library.

Writers’ Group Aug 29, 1-2:30 pm Ages: Adult FreeGet your WIP (work in progress) critiqued, share your poetry, come in for handouts, learn about books and websites to improve your narrative skills, and find out about contests and publishers seeking submissions! ImPromptu Writing on site, and then share your flash fiction with the group. Please join us to find out more!! https://www.facebook.com/yukwahyatuhe/


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ONEIDA COMMUNITY LIBRARY https://oneida-nsn-gov/resources/library 920-869-2210

Writers’ Wretreats Wed, 1-3 pm Ages: Adult FreeSee those two silent W’s? A weekly retreat in the back of the library to meet up with other local writers. Without the critiques, join in (and bring a friend!) for the handouts on improving our craft, prompts, and our Pinterest board links are sometimes explored (depending on staffing!) https://www.facebook.com/yukwahyatuhe/

Cyber Silvers May 2, 1-3 pm Ages: Adult FreeLast session of the season: May only and then a summer hiatus! Become familiar with technology: computers, Internet, email, devices, and more! You can bring your own device & we’ll try to figure it out together! ;)

FAN Club 1st Thurs Monthly, 4-5 pm Ages: All Free May 3, June 7, July 5, Aug 2The Fitness And Nutrition Club is a time to learn more about nutrition and fitness for all and any age; making simple changes and additions to our lifestyle to become healthier!

Monday Movie Mash Mondays, 3 pm-Close Ages: All FreeMovie time with free popcorn. We also offer Monday Movie Madness (offered all day Monday): free large bag of popcorn with a checkout of at least 3 movies! One bag per household.

Teen Time Tues, 3:30-4:30 pm Ages: 13-17 FreeYA CAN! (Young Adult Craft/Activity Night) 1st & 3rd Tuesdays; Teen Regime: Social Awareness 2nd Tuesday; Book Club 4th Tuesday.Book Club: https://www.facebook.com/oneidacommunitylibrarybookclub

GOAL’S Toddler Time & Toddler Twosday Tues, 10:30 am & 2 pm Ages: 0-6 Free June, July, AugGrowing Oneida’s Awesome Learners is a big responsibility! To make it easier for caregivers and families to join us, we are offering our Toddler Times @ both 10:30 AM & 2 PM, so you can find a time to join us between naps and meals. https://facebook.com/OneidaWIGOAL We focus on different ages for different weeks, but there’s always fun & learning for little people 0-6 and those with them!

Summer Library Program June 11-Aug 16, 1-2 pm Ages: All Free Tues/ThursReading, Writing, Sharing, Playing, Talking, Music, Games, Crafts, Activities, Outdoors, (learning, shh...) Indoors, Fitness, Nutrition, Self-Care, and more! Something for everyone to come in and share and avoid the Summer Slide!

Other summer programming includes the Summer Storytime (mentioned elsewhere on the page;) Tuesday TECH (Technology & Engineering Can Happen!) 11 AM - noon; and PEN: Program for Enhancing Narrative (a writers’ group for kids,) Thursdays @ 2 PM (right after the Summer Library Program.)

Summer Storytime June 11-Aug 16, 10:30-11 am Ages: All Free Mon-ThursA book and an activity and you can start your day right! One story, one game/craft/activity and it’s done. Join us in the morning. On Tuesdays, the story time is geared for toddlers, but it’ll be fun for everyone, so bring in the family and avoid the summer slide!



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GREEN EARTH BRANCH LIBRARY https://oneida-nsn-gov/resources/green-earth-branch-library/ 920-833-7226

May the 4th be with you! Star Wars Day! Fri, May 4, 1-6 pm Ages: All FreeAttention Star Wars fans! May the 4th is Star Wars Day. Come check out our Star War books, and movies displays. Star Wars Lego sets and activity stations. Come take your picture with our photo props. Wear your best Star Wars attire! Fun for all! Part of our Children’s Book Week Celebration!

Children’s Book Week Celebration Sat, May 5, 11 am-1 pm Ages: All FreeCome explore different children’s books with story-time, games, and craft activities. Light refreshment will be served.Win a prize for dressing like your favorite book character. Sign-ups for the Summer Reading Program.

3D Printing and STEM Event Fri, May 18, 4-6 pm Ages: All FreeCome check out our Science Technology Engineering and Math stations with fun hands-on activities. Explore robots, building kits, snap circuits and much much more. Come learn how to code with code.org and receive a certificate. Fun for the whole family.

Summer Reading Program Kick-Off Mon, June 11, 1-6 pm Ages: All FreeLibraries Rock! Come sign up for the Summer Reading Program Kick-Off! Libraries Rock! Join us for games, books display, music and fun!Light refreshments will be Served! Prize for every new library card sign-up!

Summer Reading Program June 11-Aug 10, 11 am & 2 pm Ages: School Age FreeLibraries Rock! We will be offering reading incentives to motivate kids to read. We will have activities to help kids want to read and be users of the library. We want our participants to continue to build their reading skills during the summer and avoid the “summer slide”. We want to introduce new creative activities and discover new ideas. We can have a fun summer working together to learn and grow! This summers theme is Libraries Rock! We will be exploring music and other creative outlets. We will be reading stories about great performers and how music enriches our lives! Children must be 8 years old to use the library independently.

Libraries Rock! Teen Program June 14-Aug 9, 3:30-5pm Ages: 11+ Free ThursdaysWe would like to continue supporting the joy of reading with our Teen and Tween patrons. Good reading skills are necessary for higher education and employment. Reading during the summer will help teens score higher on standardized testing that test on reading comprehension. Plus we create a judgment free zone for teens and tweens to explore new idea and be creative.

Libraries Rock! Adult June 18-Aug 6, 3:30-5pm Ages: Adult Free MondaysLove to read and want to have fun this summer? Join our Adult Summer Reading Program. Raffle for check-out everydayExtra entries for bringing a child to the library. New book displays, and great summer movies to check out! Special activities and crafts just for you!

Reading for School Supplies July 16-Aug 31, All Day Ages: Students All Ages FreeCome in to the library and read for school supplies!! Get your basic supplies and some fun items too!!! Earn a ticket for every 15 minutes read in library and at home. Bonus tickets for reading in the library!

Summer Reading Program Fri, July 20, 5-7 pm Ages: All FreeFamily Game Night Come to the library after hours for fun games to play with your family. Play old favorites or discover new ones. Come start a family tradition! Light Refreshments will be served .

Summer Reading Program Fri, Aug 10, 5-7 pm Ages: All FreeAfter Hours/Wrap-up Family Karaoke Night and Open Mic! Come showcase your talent at the library!!! Light refreshments will be served.

Summer Reading Program Soup! Aug 13-17, All Day Ages: All FreeDid you miss something this summer! No worries all week long we will have leftover Summer Reading Program activities available all day. Come in and beat the summer heat!


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The Healthy Moms group is part of the Healthy Start program within the Community Health Services Department. Our goal is to strengthen women in the community through an environment where we can support, share, and learn together.

The emphasis of the group relates to women's health through stress reduction, meditation, and physical activity.

The �rst half hour of the group is focused on education, self-awareness, and the group dynamic component, while the second hour is spent in a, teacher-led, gentle yoga group.

Yoga group participants will receive a healthy snack upon completion of the yoga activity. All supplies and yoga materials are provided. Dress in comfortable clothing. Registration is not required.

COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES—HEALTHY START PROGRAM

HEALTHY MOMS PROGRAM— Serving women in the community before, during and after pregnancy.Every 2nd and 4th Wednesday each month • 9:30-11 am • Oneida Family Fitness CenterOFFC membership required (scholarships available) • Limited free childcare and transportation services are provided.

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WEDNESDAYS • 4 pm-6:30 pm6.20.18 Kickoff to Summer Fun

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7.18.18 Summer Walk (Oneida Nation Elementary School)

8.22.18 Beat the Heat Walk(Oneida Lake)

WEDNESDAYS • 4 pm-6:30 pm6.20.18 Kickoff to Summer Fun

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7.18.18 Summer Walk (OneidaNation Elementary School)

8.22.18 Beat the Heat Walk(Oneida Lake)

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The guild is for novices and experienced basket weavers. Monthly meetings are held September thru May. There is a short business meeting and a basket project at each monthly meeting. The guild also meets in the Parish Hall to complete baskets and for special workshops. The Parish Hall is located at 2936 Freedom Rd (aka Cty Rd. E) in Oneida, WI 54155, across the road from the Holy Apostles Church. Visit the website: oneidanationarts.org/oneidabasketguild.html or call Ty Peebles at (920) 784-9651.

Regular Dates: Guild meets on the 1st Wednesday of each month from 5:00-8:00pm for open workshop; and the 3rd Wednesday of each month from 5:30-8:30pm for special classes and workshops.

Annual Fee: $30 (Cash, check, credit card, money orders)

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SUSTAIN ONEIDA

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Oneida TrustEnrollment Committee

& Minors’ Trust Fund920.490.3930

Do you have questions about your Minors Trust Account, Oneida Life Insurance Plan

Plus (OLIPP), Funeral Planning, and the Children’s Burial Fund Processes?

The Trust Enrollment Department offers free consultations! We can help you with

the process for claiming/deferring a Minor Trust Fund including details of your current balance and how it grew to what it is today;

walk you through the OLIPP Life Insurance Policy, Children’s Burial Fund, or explain

the funeral planning booklet Aklihwá.ke (a person writing what their wishes are to be). We can meet with you in person or provide

a presentation to a group.

FREE to ONEIDA MEMBERS ONLYCall the Trust Enrollment Department today to set up an appointment! ONEIDA MEMBERS ONLY.Appointment only, year round. Willing to meet at any public building within Green Bay/Oneida. Prefer 8-4:30 (willing to do evenings based on appointment).

920.490.3930

The project mission is to create an educated and engaged community, knowledgeable of

enrollment realities, that explores alternative options of enrollment and/or citizenship, and enacts a solution/decision.

SUSTAIN ONEIDA PROJECT INITIATIVE GOALS

1) Inform the tribal membership about the Sustain Oneida Initiative and opportunities for input into the project outcome and objectives

2) Actively involve the tribal membership by consulting with tribal interest groups, individuals, staff and elected leadership; by sharing information about enrollment and population trends

3) Demonstrate that the community’s input is being heard as the long-term dialogue occurs; and by responding to questions and concerns

Upcoming Sustain Oneida Project Activities/Events include: • Reflections of Oneida Workshop (May)• Poster and Writing Contests (June)• Oneida Story Tellers (July)• Generational Conversations (August)

Visit the Oneida Trust Enrollment Department Facebook page for more information:

https://www.facebook.com/OneidaTrustEnrollment/

Share or search posts using hashtags: #SustainOneida and #WeAreOneida

If you’re not on Facebook, please share your thoughts and ideas via an email to: [email protected]

The Sustain Oneida Project is an initiative of the Oneida Trust Enrollment Committee.

https://oneida-nsn.gov/resources/enrollments/sustain-oneida/

Oneida Nation promotes sustainability! Program brochures will be available online.

Go to http://oneidacommunityeducationcenter.org

Green Earth Branch Library(920) 833-7226https://oneida-nsn.gov/resources/library/green-earth-branch-library/

Oneida Community Education Center(920) 496-5260http://oneidacommunityeducationcenter.org/

Oneida Community Health Center(920) 869-2711http://www.oneida-nsn.gov/resources/health-community-health-services/

Oneida Community Library(920) 869-2210https://oneida-nsn.gov/resources/library/

Oneida Elder Services(920) 869-2448http://www.oneida-nsn.gov/resources/elderservices/

Oneida Experiential & Adventures(920) 490-3803

Oneida Family Fitness(920) 490-3730http://www.oneida-nsn.gov/resources/fitness-recreation/

Oneida Farmer’s Market(920) 496-5649https://oneida-nsn.gov/resources/oneida-community-integrated-food-systems/farmers-market/

Oneida Health Promotions(920) 490-3927https://oneida-nsn.gov/resources health/health-promotions/

Oneida Higher Education(920) 869-4033https://oneida-nsn.gov/education/highereducation/

Oneida History Department(920) 490-3914https://oneida-nsn.gov/our-ways/our-culture/ oneida-history-department

Oneida Nation Arts Program(920) 490-3830http://www.oneidanationarts.org/

Oneida Recreation(920) 869-1088https://oneida-nsn.gov/recreation

Oneida Trust Enrollment(920) 490-3930https://oneida-nsn.gov/resources/enrollments/

MAY

Plein Air Painting on the Rez May 2, 9, 16, 23 Arts 5:30-8 pm Pg. 6Basket Making: Tray/Organizer Basket May 7, 8, 14, 15 Arts 5:30-7:30 pm Pg. 6Two Needle Beading Technique May 9-10 & Arts 5:30-8:30 pm Pg. 6 May 16-17 Pg. 6JUNE

Oneida Minors Trust Fund June 11 CEC 5:00 pm Pg. 7Put Your Money to Work June 12 CEC 5:00 pm Pg. 7Your Retirement June 13 CEC 5-6:30 pm Pg. 8Making My Credit Count June 14 CEC 5-6 pm Pg. 8Oneida Arts Camp June 18-22 Arts 1-5 pm Pg. 2Budgeting June 20 CEC 5-6:30 pm Pg. 7Oneida Scholars June 21 CEC 5-7 pm Pg. 8Porcupine Quill Workshop I June 24-27 Arts 1-5 pm Pg. 6Camp NaNoWriMo – Launch June 27 CEC 1-2 pm Pg. 8

JULY

Destination Discovery July 9-13 CEC 10 am-3 pm Pg. 2Music from Our Culture Camp July 23-Aug 9 Arts 9 am-12:30 pm Pg. 2Porcupine Quill Workshop I July 24-27 Arts 1-5 pm Pg. 6Porcupine Quill Workshop I July 28 Arts 10 am-3 pm Pg. 6

AUGUST

Camp NaNoWriMo – Revision Aug 1 CEC 1-3 pm Pg. 8Camp NaNoWriMo – Wrap Party Aug 8 CEC 1-3 pm Pg. 8Budgeting Aug 14 CEC 5-6:30 pm Pg. 7Farm to Plate Aug 23 TBD 5 pm Pg. 8

CEC & ARTS PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE

Additional information and registration is available online for the following featured programs and events.

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www.oneidacommunityeducationcenter.org

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