Join members of the Onondaga Nation for a talk and screening of "The Good Mind" to benefit the Onondaga Nation Volunteer Fire Department. The award-winning film by Gwendolen Cates chronicles the story of the Onondaga Nation’s fight to preserve their relationships to the land of their ancestors, amid vast environmental degradation and treaty violations by New York State lawmakers.  Appetizers and seltzers will be served. Doors open at 6pm and program begins at 6:30pm. Children welcome. Covid protocol: Air filters will be in use. Masks welcomed and encouraged. Please take a Covid test at home the same day. We'll have some masks on hand for those who need them. Access: the building has a ramp and an elevator to the room. The room is a short distance from the elevator. if you need reserved seating, CART, or other accommodations please let us know by emailing [email protected]. The film will include subtitles. Can't make the event but want to support anyway? Click the Donate & Tickets button to give! Thank you to our sponsors New York Society for Ethical Culture, Jews for Racial and Economic Justice, Middle Collegiate Church, and Laura Booth!