Blue is a 35 year-old Navajo singer-songwriter, struggling in Minneapolis’ bleak winter. Her creativity seems to be hi (…)

The imagineNATIVE Institute has partnered with Kin Theory and If/Then Shorts on a presentation and workshop focused on p (…)

Growing an Industry is part of an on-going conversation on how we as Indigenous people in the film and television Indust (…)

Preceded by waawiyebii’ige: She Draws a Circle. BRING HER HOME follows three Indigenous women — an artist, an ac (…)

Bones of Crows is a psychological drama told through the eyes of Cree Matriarch Aline Spears, as she survives CanadaR (…)

The imagineNATIVE Institute welcomes filmmakers working in community to the Industry Days stage to discuss the care and (…)

Access to spaces invites leaders from broadcasting, streaming, and festivals to discuss the various routes filmmakers ca (…)

For Māori, the canoe underpins our culture. We once built waka/canoes from giant trees and sailed the vast Pacific by t (…)

Just as Grandmother Moon cares for us, this program illuminates the care-taking women do as grannies, mothers, daughters (…)

Elders are our past, present, and future. Without them, our language(s) and the worldview(s) contained within them would (…)