In 2010, the Haudenosaunee qualified for the World Championships in England but ultimately did not play in the event after the British rejected their passports.

The Haudenosaunee Confederacy of indigenous tribes could compete in lacrosse under its own flag at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games after receiving support from both the US and Canada last week.

The tree was planted on the former site of the pro-Palestinian encampment that was held on McGill’s campus over the summer. It was surrounded by white and purple stones and marked with a wooden ...

The planting of the Great White Pine, a symbol of peace for the Haudenosaunee, would have demonstrated McGill’s commitment to reconciliation with Indigenous peoples.” ...

The strawberry, a symbol of the heart to many Indigenous tribes, was also seen throughout the show. It’s a sacred fruit that deeply connects to the Haudenosaunee people’s creation story. Although ...

The idea for the Survivor’s Flag, an “ expression of remembrance,” was introduced in 2021 after 215 unmarked graves were found at a former residential school in Kamloops, B.C. The design, developed in ...

For the first time in 120 years, lacrosse will be a formal part of the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles − and the Haudenosaunee intend to be there.

So Haudenosaunee players are left with the choice of playing for the US or Canada, or not at all. But they do have support. Notably from President Biden who said: "Their ancestors invented the game.