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What Was Ours

FREE Streaming of 40 Native Films Featured on PBS

The same year our nation celebrated its bicentennial and President Ford proclaimed a week in October as "Native American Awareness Week," 

Navajo Code Talkers - Tom McCarthy

Q. Why is it important to have films created, written and produced by Natives in today’s media?

A. I believe that all cultures should have access to the media tools in order to tell their own stories from their point of view. It's important for viewers to see the progress Native Americans have made in the production of videos that speak to their own cultures.

Q. Why do you think people should tune in for 40 Years: 40 Films?

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What does it take for a contemporary Native family to thrive on their reservation?

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What Was Ours

Should tribes like the Shoshone and Arapaho attempt to bring back beautiful ancestral objects—drums, pipes, eagle wing fans, medicine bags, weapons, and ceremonial attire that ar