Wapos Bay Series

Dennis Jackson
2007
144

Blue Tarpalechee

Vision Maker Media says goodbye to Blue Tarpalechee (Muscogee-Creek), who has been a project coordinator with Vision Maker Media since 2011. In this role, he coordinated educational resources for the organization and served as associate producer for the highly anticipated upcoming series "Growing Native," hosted by Chris Eyre.

Willow Blythe

A native of Plano, Texas, Willow Blythe (Muscogee-Creek) is a freelance multimedia creator for KERA public media in Dallas, Texas. Willow attended Southern Methodist University where she recently received her degree in Journalism.

Christina King and Elizabeth Castle

Warrior Women, is a new documentary film from Elizabeth Castle, and Christina King (Creek/Seminole/Sac & Fox). The title is based around the story of women activists who participated in the Red Power and American Indian Movement (AIM).

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Red Earth

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For twenty-five years, Red Earth has been committed to promoting Native Arts and Culture. In that time, Native art has seen amazing growth and change.

Way of the Warrior

Patty Loew
2007
57

Christina King

A member of the Seminole Tribe of Oklahoma, Christina’s work spans commercials, documentary, film, and television with a focus on human rights issues, civic engagement through storytelling, and democratizing filmmaker opportunities for minority voices.

Sterlin Harjo

Sterlin Harjo has received much praise from the film and media arts community as a filmmaker. In 2006, he was selected as the first Native American recipient of a prestigious United States Artists Fellowship.

Tom Fields

Tom Fields is a photographer and digital media instructor.

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Injunuity: Tongues

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An exploration on the cultural, historical and educational importance of Native language preservation.

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Injunuity

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What does the future hold for us? Who can we turn to for guidance?

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American Graduate PSA

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Native American media artists Chris Eyre, Cody Blackbird, and more share their stories on why graduating from high school is so important.
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