Native Lens: Sèng Wah
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Throughout my professional career, my primary mission has been to create opportunities and resources for Native youth in ways I never had. The short film, Sèng Wah, is one example ...
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In our initial consideration for this piece, we discussed examining the appropriation of Indigenous design and iconography within the art and fashion worlds. We spent some time getting to know ...
Read more: Native Lens: R.E.M. BurnFour Corners Prayer Run raises awareness of Missing & Murdered Indigenous Peoples
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People across the country — and now in Colorado — are running and praying with the purpose of bringing awareness to the ongoing crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples ...
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The film “My Relatives Called Me Home” is a visual, oral tradition that communicates a gradual acceptance of the historical trauma the filmmaker experienced while researching the boarding school era ...
Read more: Native Lens: My relatives called me homeHow peyote — used as a ceremonial, legal medicine — helped heal one family’s grief
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DURANGO, Colo. — This is my personal story of how my family and I utilize peyote as medicine. Throughout the past several decades, the public has attached a negative connotation ...
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There are many complexities that exist within Indigenous identity. My own story is just one example of how Tribal Sovereignty affects me on different levels; my village enrollment, my Alaska ...
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