Speakers and
​Presentations

2016 Pictures

The 2016 Conference saw over 100 attendees from 22 U.S. States, ​3 Canadian Provinces and 3 countries. It was held from Tuesday, June 14th through Friday, June 17th  in Oneida (Green Bay), Wisconsin. ​It examined the historical relationship between the Episcopal and Anglican Church with Indigenous Peoples in North America.

• Opening worship was held at Church of the Holy Apostles, Oneida. A reception was held with display by the Oneida Indian Historical Association highlighting its history with the Episcopal Church. there was a performance by the Oneida Hymn Singers of Wisconsin, the 2008 NEA National Heritage Fellow.
• An interactive learning experience, the Blanket Exercise taught Indigenous rights history in a way we’re rarely taught.

• Toured the Oneida Reservation, including the quarry where the Oneida got stone for building Holy Apostles.
• Visited the Neville Public Museum and tour its collection of over 100,000 artifacts.
• Enjoyed a variety of panels, papers, presentations and workshops addressing the conference topic.
• Co-sponsors the Historical Society of the Episcopal Church, the National Episcopal Historians and Archivists and the Episcopal Women's History Project held annual meetings during the conference.

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Hotel and Conference Center

The Conference took place at the Radisson Hotel and Conference Center.