RETURN: Native American Women Reclaim Foodways for Health & Spirit

Karen Cantor
2019
27

Power Paths

Bo Boudart
2009
57

Casper Lomayesva

The Hopi Nation welcomed reggae with open arms more than 25 years ago. Casper Lomayesva is a product of this connection.Maybe it is because he understands what Jamacians are going through; or maybe it is the drums and bass. Whatever it is, Casper's reggae music addresses Native social injustices.

John Gregg, Sr.

John Gregg has known for a while that moving away from Lincoln, Neb., was a possibility. But the longtime AIROS manager and now project coordinator for Native Radio Theater has decided it’s time after 12 years producing Native American radio for NAPT.

Gregg’s wife, Martha, completed her Ph.D. in mathematics and the family will move to Sioux Falls, S.D., where Martha will be teaching college this fall.

In the News/Reviews for Racing the Rez

Regent Theatre, October 21, 2012

Race Menu, November 8, 2012

M.C. Coolidge, December 13, 2012

Navajo Times, August 16, 2012

 

 

American Graduate in the News

Racing the Rez

Brian Truglio
2012
57

Billy Luther

Billy Luther (Producer/Director, GRAB) studied film at Hampshire College in Amherst, Massachusetts, and worked on projects for the Smithsonian Institution’s New York City National Museum of the American Indian Film and Video Center.

Erica Scharf

Erica Scharf has spent much of her career in documentary film and television. She is currently editing the documentary television show, The Shift, airing on Investigation Discovery.

Adrian Baker

Adrian Baker has worked in animation (web/TV) for over ten years.

Billy Luther

For the first time in its 300-year-old history, the Laguna Pueblo villages are sharing with the outside world their annual summer celebration, Grab Day. A feast day celebration in honor of their patron saints, Grab Day culminates in the Throw—when families flock to the flat, traditional pueblo style roofs of their homes to shower high spirited crowds of community members below with bread, water, toys, food and other gifts.

Thirteen Indigenous Grandmothers Weaving a World That Works

Author: 
Susan Hartmann
In 2004, thirteen Indigenous grandmothers from all four corners, moved by their concern for our planet, came together at a historic gathering in Phoenicia, New York. At this event, they decided to form an alliance called "The International Council...

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