KANATSIOHAREKE (pronounced Ga na jo ha lay gay) is the true account of how a small group of traditional Kanienkehaka (Mohawks) set out to fulfill a prophesy of hope and determination. Generation after generation of these First Nations People had passed on the story of how they would someday return to the homeland of their ancestors, the Mohawk River Valley in central New York State. In that place, they would reestablish a community where they would work hard to revitalize and teach their cultural traditions, language and spirituality. The reader of this extraordinary book is invited to learn not only about the past, present and future plans of Kanatsiohareke, but also about the history and traditions of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois Confederacy) to which the Kanienkehaka belong.