We of Italian and Syracuse Heritage CNY

08/20/2026

Save the date!

07/23/2026

Look like fun!

A FREE family festival celebrating Indigenous art, music, dance, food & culture. July 25, Noon–7 PM · Onondaga Community College, Syracuse NY. Presented by Wegmans & Micron.

07/22/2026

Too good to pass up!

06/30/2026

Mudboils have spewed hundreds of tons of silt, sand and clay into the Onondaga Creek, which has prevented the Onondagas from using their sacred waterway for fishing, harvesting and gatherings.

06/28/2026

What a wonderful day for our WISH Family and Friends picnic.

06/16/2026

Don't miss this event on the shore of Onondaga Lake!

06/13/2026

Nuclear energy is too toxic, too dangerous, too expensive, and too slow to build to be a real solution to the climate or affordability crisis facing New York families. It is also an environmental justice disaster, with Indigenous communities carrying a disproportionate share of the harm. Despite all of this, Governor Hochul has put nuclear power at the center of the state’s energy future, while more affordable and truly renewable solutions keep getting pushed aside.

We won't accept this. We are coming together to reject this false solution and demand that the state invest in an energy future that works for everyone.

Join us in Syracuse as a part of Communities Against Nuclear: A Week of Action to Protest Hochul’s Dangerous Nuclear Buildout. This week of statewide distributed actions consist of rallies, press conferences, and more, including in NYC, Westchester, Albany, the Finger Lakes, Rochester, Buffalo, Syracuse, Long Island, Binghamton, and the North Country. Together we will show statewide and local opposition to Hochul’s expensive and dangerous nuclear plan.

These events are being led by NY Renews, Frack Action, AGREE, NIRS, Food & Water Watch, and partners from several Haudenosaunee Nations.
https://act.nyrenews.org/communities-against-nuclear-syracuse

Nuclear energy is too toxic, too dangerous, too expensive, and too slow to build to be a real solution to the climate or affordability crisis facing New York families. It is also an environmental justice disaster, with Indigenous communities carrying a disproportionate share of the harm. Despite all...

06/09/2026

06/07/2026

Join us for the WISH Annual Family and Friends Picnic, Sunday, June 28 from noon to three. Please bring a dish to pass i
and your own beverage. Don’t forget your bathing suits and towels and bring the kids. Rain or shine.