• October 2019, “Haudenosaunee Influence on Women’s Rights Movement” a panel discussion with Betty Lyons, Sandra Bigtree, and Sally Roesch-Wagner
• October 2019, Saving, Protecting Mother Earth for the Seventh Generation unborn, a Syracuse University Law School panel with Betty Lyons and Jake Edwards
• May 2019, Syracuse University Law School Panel with Tadodaho Sid Hill and Betty Lyons
• April 2019, Environmental Law Review Symposium Protecting Tribal Land, Water, and Resources. Fordham Law Symposium.
• March 26, 2019, Leaders of Color Lunch Series SU Law, hosted by Inclusion Initiative Committee, Student Affairs & Native American Law Student Association. Guest Speakers: Betty Lyons, Executive Director of the American Indian Law Alliance and Tadodaho Sidney Hill, Haudenosaunee Confederacy.
• March 2019, Imposed Borders.
• March 2019, The Women’s Suffrage Movement by Academic Initiatives and Strategic Innovation.
• January 2019, Members of Diversity Council, Chancellor’s Workgroup and Sustainability Management Tour Great Law of Peace Center.
• November 2018, Iona College.
• October 2018, Cazenovia College talk.
• Peoples SOTU.
• October 2017, Wooden Stick Festival.
• September 2007: Featured Speaker, “Roots of Peacemaking: Indigenous Values, Global Crisis”
• October 2007: Attended Meeting with “Friends of the Earth”
• February 2008: Workshop on the “Implementing the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples” and the “North American Caucus”
• November 2008: “Rights Denied: the Struggle for the Sacred and the Sovereign” presented by the NorthEast Two-Spirit Society
• January 2009: Honored at the Spirit Awards Dinner organized by the American Indian Community House
• March 2009: Panelist “Mobilizing for Survival” hosted by the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian in New York
• March 2009: Lecture “UN Permanent Forum Haudenosaunee Roundtable” at Cornell University
• October 2009: Participated in Panel Discussion on Violence Against Women hosted by the University of Connecticut at Avery Point
• October 2009: Visited Ottawa, Canada as the North American Regional Representative to the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
• November 2009: Participated in “Indigenous People’s Rights: Promotion and Implementation of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples”
• December 2009: Attended “Indigenous Assembly: Parliament of the World’s Religions” in Melbourne, Australia
• February 2010: Introduction and Q&A for “For the Rights of All: Ending Jim Crow in Alaska”
• March 2010: Attended Canadian Human Rights Tribunal on First Nations Child Welfare
• April 2010: Special Honoree at “Surviving Three Generations of Removal” at the American Indian Community House in New York City
• April 2010: Panelist for James Cameron’s “Real Life ‘Pandoras’ on Earth: Indigenous Peoples Urgent Struggles for Survival
• June 2010: Participated in “2010 National Sacred Places Prayer Days” for Protect Native American Sacred Places
• November 2010: Film Screening and Panel Discussion of “Indigenous Peoples and the United Nations”
• November 2010: Speaker, “Human Rights and Indigenous Peoples” at the Centuries of Change: State of the Native Nations Symposium
• December 2010: Attended the Security Council Closing Reception at the United States Mission to the United Nations
• January 6-8, 2011: Barbareno Chumash Meeting
• March 19-20, 2011: North American Indigenous Peoples Caucus, Blue Lake, California
• March 13-14, 2011: Regional Hearing on the Impact of the Doctrine of Discovery presented by the National Human Rights Commission of the Peoples of the United States , Phoenix, Arizona
• May 2011: Side-Event, Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, “The Doctrine of Discovery: Preparing for 2012”
• October 2017: Wooden stick festival.