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  • ANNOUNCEMENT: Season Two of “Fine, We’ll Do It Ourselves” Online Panel Discussion Series!

    ANNOUNCEMENT: Season Two of: Fine, We’ll Do It Ourselves Online Panel Discussion Series June 2022 – Episode I: “What We Must Never Do is Steal from Ourselves”: Natives Appropriating Natives We are asking past participants to be on this online panel to discuss the topic with one another. MORE INFO TO COME!

    May 26, 2022
  • FILMS SPOTLIGHT – DAY SEVEN

    FILMS SPOTLIGHT – DAY SEVEN

    FILMS SPOTLIGHT – DAY SEVEN The Spring 2022 FNFVF concludes with a closing online film program. Tonight’s films are: Runs Through Their Blood: A Life Impacted, directed by Helen DJ Pyette & Angela Lewis (M’Chigeeng First Nation, Sheshegwaning First Nation, Serpent River First Nation, Ontario Canada) RUNS THROUGH THEIR BLOOD: A Life Impacted documents the […]

    May 10, 2022
  • FILMS SPOTLIGHT – DAY SIX

    FILMS SPOTLIGHT – DAY SIX

    FILMS SPOTLIGHT – DAY SIX The Spring 2022 FNFVF continues with another in-person program at the Bezazian Library in Uptown. The program begins at 2:30pm. Daylight program includes another new feature film: Something Inside Is Broken Directed by Jack Kohler (Hoopa Tribal Member) This Native American Music Award winning pre-gold rush era rock opera, based […]

    May 8, 2022
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