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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.
On August 29 Hurricane Katrina swept ashore on the Louisiana coast. Among those communities devastated by her impact were the smaller Houma Indian settlements in lower Plaquemines, lower St. Bernard, and lower Jefferson parishes.
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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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Magic on the Water is a one-hour feature documentary capturing poignant stories of the Okanagan first peoples of the Okanagan valley. The documentary describes the biodiversity of ancient rivers, creeks, streams and beaches throughout of the Okanagan Val
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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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...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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