23-24 March 2020, I’ll give a 2-day seminar: “Becoming and Teaching Human Beings – Critical Indigenous Perspectives for Daycare, School and Society at Institut für den Situationsansatz (ISTA) in Berlin. Registration is open and can express your interest through their online form. The program is designed for every person, not just educators or teachers. […]
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#ForgetWinnetou #Documentary at Finalist in the 2019 Overcome Film Festival! #Indigenous #Films
Pleased to share our documentary has been selected as a finalist in the 2019 Overcome Film Festival. It’s especially amazing in that this is my first feature length documentary, as I’d described myself only as a slightly advanced beginner. It speaks to the intersectionality and importance of the topic, the strength and sincerity of the participants (see this here), and […]
Clip for new #documentary project, ALMOST -on Stigma, Prejudice & Being Enough, No matter what
A short clip from current #documentary project in production, Almost, on the intersection of realities, identities and Indigeneity, and the concept of being enough, no matter what or who you are. Following the lives of four people on Asperger’s Syndrome, sexuality, gender and the effects of stigma and prejudice. It is currently in production, and […]
Another #Documentary Screening Oct. 10th in #Athens, #Greece at the Balkan Can Kino Film Festival
We were pleased to be an official selection for the Balkan Can Kino Film Festival, in Athens, Greece, which takes place from Oct. 4-12, 2019. We screen on the 10th! Please visit their website and FACEBOOK event pages to see how you can help out and support their continuing project. “The 2nd Balkan Can Kino […]
Screening on Oct. 14th at the 16th Annual #Indigenous Film & Art in #Denver
We’re pleased to finally make it public, we’ll be screening in Denver, Colorado on October 14th at the Indigenous Film & Art Festival! It’s organized by the International Institute for Indigenous Resource Management, and the host organization is History Colorado Center. I very much appreciate having our documentary screened by a Native group in the […]
