Native Americans serve at a higher rate per capita than any other group in the United States. Stockbridge Warriors have served bravely in every conflict since the French and Indian War.

Today the Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohicans is alive, well, and thriving in our current homelands in Wisconsin. We continue to uphold values of fostering community and creating mutual care for our People. The Tribal government and its many departments work tirelessly to improve the livelihoods of Tribal members and those living in the surrounding area.

In particular, the Cultural Affairs Department works to protect, preserve and tell the history of the Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohicans. The department organizes community programming both in Wisconsin and the original homelands which also contributes to the preservation of Stockbridge-Munsee history and culture. The Arvid E. Miller Memorial Library Museum boasts the largest archive of Mohican objects and documents in the world, and the Tribe offers classes in Mohican and Munsee languages, which anyone can join. To become involved in future programming offered by the Stockbridge-Munsee Cultural Affairs Department, please visit the Facebook page “Arvid E. Miller Library Museum and Cultural Affairs Department” to find events, livestreams, and virtual classes.