Oneida Indian Nation

The Oneida Indian Nation is a federally recognized Indigenous nation (Oneida Nation of Wisconsin / Oneida Indian Nation) with active environmental programs and a stated commitment to environmental conservation and partnerships. The Nation’s official website hosts Environmental Protection & Resources and Environmental Conservation pages describing sustainability initiatives, collaborations (including at least one listed technology partnership), and public-facing programs. The Nation also has experience hosting conferences (e.g., vendor/economic development conferences). While there is clear evidence the Nation runs environmental programs and hosts events, I found no direct primary-source evidence in the reviewed corpus that the Oneida Indian Nation specifically organizes a named tribal environmental or climate resilience summit (e.g., a “Oneida climate summit” or a tribal EPA conference hosted by Oneida). Given their environmental program activity and event-hosting history, they are a plausible Indigenous environmental & climate conference organizer or co-host, but direct evidence of them organizing a dedicated climate/environment conference was not found in the provided documents.