Southeastern Oneida Tribal Services
About SEOTS
Mission Statement
Strengthening our cultural connection and providing services and programs to enhance the well-being of On^yote?a•ká living in southeastern Wisconsin.
Service Area
The six counties that make up southeast Wisconsin: Milwaukee, Kenosha, Racine, Ozaukee, Washington and Waukesha.
Overview
SEOTS is a satellite office serving Oneida Nation tribal members living in southeastern Wisconsin. The priority of improving wellness outcomes for the community is accomplished through community education and connection to quality programs and services.
Providing a connection to Oneida culture is a significant component of programming. Some of the offerings are trips to Oneida, Oneida language classes, Oneida culture presentations and art classes.
Additionally, SEOTS realizes the importance of bringing the community together. During the year community events are provided for socialization, community organization, education and recreation.
Services
Southeastern Oneida Tribal Services was established in 1983 to provide services to all Tribal members in the six counties of southeastern Wisconsin. Today, approximately 2,000 Tribal members reside within the six (6) counties that make up southeast Wisconsin: Milwaukee, Kenosha, Racine, Ozaukee, Washington, and Waukesha. For more details on the following services, please contact the office.
- Prescription medication distribution
- Oneida Benefits coordination
- Notary services
- Child support case management
- Computer lab / office equipment available to community use
- Polling site for Oneida Elections
- Oneida retail products
- Color guard
- Community building events
- Community education
- Art and craft classes
- Culture classes
- Language classes
- Family outings
- Oneida trips
- Youth programs
- Weekly elder activities
- Local referral services
- and more
Monthly Calendar
Events
| Event | Description | Date & Time | Flyer |
| Elder Potluck | Every 1st Tuesday of every month. Games, socializing, crafts, etc! Please bring a dish to pass. | 1st Tuesday of Every Month 10:30am | Click to view flyer |
| Elder Luncheons | Every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month, unless otherwise stated! There will be food, activities and/or presentations, and bingo! Please call to RSVP at 414-329-4101 for an accurate food count. | 2nd and 4th Tuesday of Every Month 10am-12pm | Click to view flyer |
| Upcycling Sewing Workshop |
A community workshop series focused on creative sustainability through clothing upcycling with an Indigenous cultural influence. The “Indigenous Upcycling Workshop Series” will teach participants how to transform gently used clothing into personalized, meaningful garments using applique, ribbons, and designs inspired by Indigenous artistry. Open to a limited amount of participants, ages 16 and older. Must call SEOTS to register, and must be willing to commit to the full series. |
January 4th 9am-12:30pm, February 1st 9am-12:30pm, March 15th 9am-12:30pm, March 22nd 9am-12:30pm, and April 19th 9am-12:30pm | Click here to view flyer |
| Canvas Painting Classes |
Open to ages 8+ with an adult. Limited spots available. Cost is $5 but is refundable if you attend the class. The $5 is non-refundable for no-call no shows or cancellations with less than 24 hours notice. |
March 23rd 5:30-7:00pm |
Click here to view flyer |
| SEOTS Social Dance Classes |
We’re excited to be hosting Oneida Social Dance Classes every Saturday in March with Kash and Laken! Open to 60 participants. Participate as much as you would like, as participation in each session is not required. Potluck lunch will be provided. If you would like to bring a dish to pass, please let us know. |
Saturdays in March 10am-12pm |
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| Boy’s Drumming Group at SEOTS |
Instructor Isiah Nahwahquaw will lead drumming circle and instruction. This is open to boys of all ages. |
1st and 3rd Monday of each month 6-8pm |
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| Song Teachings |
The Oneida language department will be providing teachings about seed songs. This is a community event open to all ages. |
March 13th 11am-1pm March 27th 11am-1pm |
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| Cultural Heritage at SEOTS: Gender Roles Teachings |
The cultural heritage department will be coming down to SEOTS to provide some teachings to our community regarding traditional Oneida gender roles. A meal, storytelling, and activities will be provided. Please come by for part or all of the afternoon! |
March 18th 11am-4pm |
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| Cooking Class |
Come in to learn how to make indigenous inspired foods! This course has an eight person limit, ages 10+ with an adult. Cost is $5 but is refundable if you attend the class. The $5 is non-refundable for no-call no shows or cancellations with less than 24 hours notice. |
April 2nd 2-3:30PM |
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| Building Closure for Good Friday |
The SEOTS office will close for the day at 12pm on Friday, April 3rd for Good Friday. We will reopen on Monday, April 6th at 8am. |
April 3rd, closed starting at 12pm |
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| Cultural Heritage at SEOTS: Seed Ceremony Teachings |
The cultural heritage department will be coming down to SEOTS to provide some teachings to our community regarding the seed ceremony. A meal, storytelling, and activities will be provided. Please come by for part or all of the afternoon! |
April 15th 11am-4pm |
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| SEOTS Craft Circle |
Come join us for our craft circle! Bring by whatever you have been working on whether that be your personal beading or sewing projects, a craft you didn’t complete in a SEOTS craft class, or anything else! Limited supplies are available. |
April 17 10am-12pm |
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