About

Ukwehu•wé ni?í• — “I am Oneida.”

Welcome to Oneida Eye. Our reporting & analysis focuses on the issues & events affecting the reservation and the people of the…

Oneida Nation of Wisconsin

–  ONWI  –

…formerly known as…

Oneida Tribe of Indians

of Wisconsin

We provide information, documentation, and analysis to the
ONWI General Tribal Council / GTC and the general public.

Of particular interest are the Tribe’s elected officials including the…

Oneida Business Committee

& OBC-appointed 

Chief Counsel Jo Anne House

…and Tribally-chartered corporations, specifically…

the dissolved-by-popular-vote

Oneida Seven Generations Corp. 

& OSGC’s subsidiaries including Oneida Energy Inc.

& Green Bay Renewable Energy, LLC.

…and the impact of ‘green energy’ fraud schemes & scams on the Oneida people, our Wisconsin neighbors, Indian Country and the world.

The tabs at the top of each page link to other Pages sorted by category [Blog; Docs (Docs 2 in dropdown menu); Media (Media 2 in dropdown menu); Timeline1, 2, 3, etc.; Gallery (ten in dropdown menu)], and a reverse chronology previous Blog posts are on the right of each page.

Oneida Eye posts are occasionally updated so it’s advisable to review past posts to see if new information and documentation has been added or linked to.

For more information contact: Editor@OneidaEye.com

Leah Sue Dodge – Owner / Publisher / Lead Editor

This blog & my activism are in honor of my parents,
Mary E. Dodge née Powless, Oneida Nation WI
(1930-2013)
Atlee ‘Nick’ Dodge, Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin
(1931-1977)
…and my grandfather,
‘Senator’ Mitchell Aloysius Dodge, Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin
(1904-1998)

Mitchell A. Dodge papers on the Menominee Indian Tribe
held by Brigham Young University
Dates: 1929-1978

Biographical History: Mitchell A. Dodge was a tribal representative for the Menominee Indian Tribe. ‘Al’ was the son of Mitchell Dodge & Josephine Fish (both Menominee) of Neopit, WI. He married Marion Josephine Kelly (Oneida & Irish) in 1928 in Chicago, IL. Dodge kept and maintained the legal and tribal files of the Menominee Indian Tribe.

AVAILABLE NOW on Amazon/Kindle!

THE WORLD WE NEED:
Stories and Lessons from America’s
Unsung Environmental Movement
Edited by Audrea Lim
includes an interview with
Oneida Eye Publisher Leah Sue Dodge

[CLICK HERE for TheWorldWeNeed.com microsite]

 

and…

RED HERRINGS:
A Cautionary Journey
for Citizen Opposition Groups
by John Filcher
how locals & Oneida Nation members successfully battled incinerators

This is a true story about an untrue story. It takes you through the experiences of an ordinary group of citizens and neighbors who banded together to fight against a proposed trash incinerator that would have threatened their neighborhoods. It is an accounting of a scandal that was based on fairy tales of impossible science, and sprinkled liberally with deception and corruption. The true events that unfolded gave meaning to the wry observation that oftentimes, truth really is stranger than fiction. It was finally stopped when a small group decided the enough was enough. They stood up and got the truth out. By telling the truth, they slowly turned the tables against the developer. Written from the point of view of one of those citizens who got involved in the effort to stop the proposed project, this book takes you inside the real-life campaign from the initial discovery of the development all the way through its final demise.

OSGC Cheerleader & Incinerator Advocate vs. Future Generations Everywhere

See also:
Oneida Eye’s YouTube Channel,
our Media Page 1 (10/23/2017–Present)
our Media Page 2 (11/02/1997–10/22/2017)
our Gallery pages,
our Timeline pages,
our Documents Page 1 (7/12/2017–Present)
our Documents Page 2 (1995–6/12/2017)
and Twitter.com/OneidaEye

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