The imagineNATIVE Institute has year round professional development opportunities designed for Indigenous creatives in t (…)

Growing an Industry Part 2 is a continuation of Growing an Industry Part 1, an event that took place during Industry Day (…)

For a long, long time, perhaps since the dawn of time, the Pasvik Sami managed their small borderless area in harmony wi (…)

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

Time travellers and celestial voyagers beware! We are going on a journey to the dark side of Indigenous cinema, with a c (…)

For Pasifika (Pacific Islanders), the popular adage “Water is Life” takes on a deeper meaning: The Great Ocean is th (…)

This program centres on visualizing Arctic land and life, featuring films from the circumpolar region. From Inuit creati (…)

Joy Higgins — a survivor of domestic abuse — invites her friend Carmen Bazzoli on an Indigenous-led women’s weeken (…)

The imagineNATIVE Awards Presentation is a celebration of excellence in Indigenous film and media arts. This event will (…)

The Story of Fa’amoana John Luafutu tells the remarkable story of Fa’amoana’s time as a state ward in the 1960’s (…)