In 1935, while the country was deep in the depression, a group of Oneidas in Wisconsin took advantage of a federal writing program designed to employ Americans and offer economic relief. Many, who wrote in their own language, recorded their daily life on the farm to a federal infiltrator sent to drive people off the land to a devastating small pox epidemic.

Feed info for stations: NETA Sunday, February 17, 2008 (NOLA: ONSK 00K1)

For viewers: Please contact your local public television to find out when they will be scheduling this program.

Below are resources for stations to use in promoting their carriage of The Oneida Speak:

• The news release for The Oneida Speak is available as a pdf* (32 KB).

• The one sheet information page for The Oneida Speak is available as a pdf* (19 KB).

• Michelle Danforth (Producer/Director) biography is available as a pdf* (8 KB).

• The credits and crew biographies for The Oneida Speak are available as a pdf* (14 KB).
  
  
• High quality stills (examples can be seen to your right) from The Oneida Speak are available for download in tif format: Image 1 (6.08 MB) jpg format: Image 2 (263 KB) Image 3 (480 KB) Image 4 (863 KB) Image 5 (501 KB) Image 6 (1 MB) Image 7 (146 KB)
  
  
• The educational guide for The Oneida Speak is available as a pdf* (1.24 MB)
  
  
• Watch and/or embed the 30-second trailer on your website
  
  
• Download the 30-second trailer (640x480 mov - 19.6 MB)
  
  
• DVD sale site - visionmaker.org

*To read a PDF file, you need an Adobe Acrobat Reader.