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About Seven Generations United Association

Seven Generations United Association (SGUA) is an Indigenous-led nonprofit founded by Diosa Hall, a Mohawk chef, educator, and land steward from Akwesasne, Wolf Clan. Based in Syracuse, New York, SGUA connects land, food, and culture through hands-on workshops, Indigenous foodways, land stewardship, and cultural exchan

Diosa Hall (Tsakokweni), Founder & President, Seven Generations United Association

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SGUA - Seven Generation United Association to Our Mission

 Seven Generations United Association (SGUA) works to keep Indigenous knowledge alive through land-based education, food sovereignty, and cultural exchange. Grounded in Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK), we bring youth, adults, and elders together to learn about seasonal foods, native plants, responsible harvesting, and caring for the land. Through hands-on workshops and community partnerships, we strengthen connections between land, food, culture, and future generations.

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Bring Indigenous-led learning to your school, organization, or community. Contact SGUA to explore workshops, youth programs, land stewardship projects, and Indigenous foodways education. Together, we’ll discuss your goals, location, accessibility needs, and budget.

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