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Up close and personal interviews with Navajo methamphetamine addicts and recovering addicts allow the viewer to see and hear the painful stories these people have to tell about their addiction to the drug.
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A 3 Hour Ready-To-Teach Program on Child Development, Parenting, and How to Give Baby the Best Start. This program covers the following topics: Speech and language development, Reading and Literacy, Positive and Nurturing Environments and more...
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Unconventional and paradoxical are two of the more common words people use to describe R. C. Gorman, an award-winning Navajo painter and printmaker who treats Native American subjects ranging from geometrics to nudes with a distinctly Mexican...
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In the 1970's Edison Chiloquin earned his place in American history by becoming the first individual Native American to force the U.S. government to give him back his land. He began a 7-year vigil by lighting a Sacred Fire.
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The Sweetness in Life series features knowledgeable and enthusiastic hosts, healthy eating, physical activities, community profiles, interviews with elders, role models, health practitioners and other fascinating people from across the country!
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The Sand Creek Massacre is an examination of an open wound in the souls of the Cheyenne and Arapaho people as told from their perspective.
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This powerful one-hour documentary on belonging, acceptance and loss of culture celebrates the life of young native adoptee and Kwakwaka’wakw artist, John Walkus Green.
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A short education film that centers on tobacco use and abuse. The presentation is designed to discourage youth from chewing and smoking tobacco. It carries a theme of respect and love for oneself, the earth, and other people.
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...a beautifully illustrated introductory history of how federal Indian law has developed in the United States and the impacts federal policies have had on American Indian people.
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Shenandoah
Films is an Indian-owned distributor of educational videos and DVDs
produced by Native Americans and from the Native perspective. Our
films are priced for institutional purchases and include Public
Performance Rights in the United States and Canada. For more
information on any of our titles, or to request a printed catalog
please contact us at (707) 445-1221 or email us at shenandoahfilms@mac.com.
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