Check out many other authors & my review of “Spirits of Blood, Spirits of Breath: The Twinned Cosmos of #Indigenous America” by Barbara Alice Mann (Seneca) in NAIS: Native American and Indigenous Studies’s latest journal, Vol.5.1 2018, at the University of Minnesota. Copies available here https://www.upress.umn.edu/journal-division/journals/nais Here’s an excerpt, full review is in print: “Spirits […]
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#Research #Report – “Effects of Ethnicity-Related Experiences on Native or #Indigenous People”
A research report I completed this summer “Effects of Ethnicity-Related Experiences on Native or Indigenous People”, for an Educational Research course in my graduate degree. The extent in which teachers do little or nothing for the child subjected to racist behaviors in their classrooms and in schools, from staff and other students, is completely unacceptable. ABSTRACT […]
#InProgress Short #Documentary – “Almost” on #Indigenous Identity for those of Mixed Heritages
Currently working on a short documentary film I titled “Almost” (IMDb link), which should be at or around 30 minutes. It focuses on individuals of mixed indigenous heritage, whether that may be European, American or African. Here are a few of the photos of one young family I worked together with for my first feature […]
Curating a #Film Series “identity. intersectionality. #indigeneity” Nov 7th-Dec 5th in #Berlin w/ xart splitta
A Film Series by Red Haircrow in cooperation with xart splitta. FACEBOOK EVENT PAGE. Pls. view full programme here: www.xartsplitta.net/en/identity-intersectionality-indigeneity/ Description: “A spirit permeates western society of ignoring the harm caused others, especially if it’s for one’s own gratification or convenience. Racism, homo- and transphobia, ableism and sexism are behaviors that demonstrate that spirit. They damage, […]
#Interview on The Electric Sheep Film Show (#Podcast)
Shared from the Panel Borders website: “In this month’s Electric Sheep Film Show, Alex Fitch looks at films which reveal aspects of culture that are rarely discussed or wilfully ignored by society. Steven Eastwood discusses his documentary The Island which shows the end of life experience of four people in a hospice on the Island […]
