SURVIVORS OF THE RED BRICK SCHOOL
KUPER ISLAND - RETURN TO THE HEALING CIRCLE
CHILDHOOD LOST - THE RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL EXPERIENCE
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Transportation and Independence for Elders: a universal need. This is a story of how that need is being met by the Chickasaw Nation and Delaware Tribe of Oklahoma and how it might apply to other areas.
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The video attempts to provide health care providers with culturally acceptable guidelines and alternatives to traditional western medical practices.
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Students will learn how to recognize pre-suicidal behaviors and they'll receive information about where they can seek help for themselves or for a friend.
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Travel back to Cranbrook, BC, with the Baptiste family (Osoyoos Indian Band, BC) as they revisit the school that changed their lives forever...when they return as adults to face their living nightmare.
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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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This program has youth talking to youth about their ‘at risk’ behavior, and how they made good choices that led them away from a life of uncertainty, crime, and fear.
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...designed to bring health and hope back to Native communities suffering from alcoholism, a suicide rate twenty-six time the national average, and an overwhelming sense of hopelessness and despair.
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Eleven teens struggling to "fit in" exemplify the ever-growing problems of isolation, extreme dieting, steroid use, depression, and suicidal thoughts.
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...traditions of spirit and memory weave through the lives of many Native Americans and how alcoholism and despair have shattered so many other lives.
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For a child with FAS or FAE, early intervention is the key to helping them reach their full potential. Viewers learn the importance of developing a routine with the child, communicating feelings, playing with them and paying attention...
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This documentary is about Native American men behind bars, some for life. Men who have vibrant important stories to tell, stories filled with personal pain and tragic social histories, stories filled with spirit, wisdom and hard lessons learned...
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From the preparing of the Sacred Sweat Lodge to a tour of the actual location of the annual Sundance Ceremony, this video offers a rare insight into Native American sacred beliefs and how they relate to the spirit world.
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An emotional story of First Nations spirituality told in the first person by a Cree woman from Manitoba . Visually moving segments highlight the Sweat Lodge and Pipe Ceremonies as she explores the timelessness and the meaning of the Wheel...
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How can children adapt and do more than survive in neighborhoods where violence is common? How can they learn in schools where teachers have given up on them?
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An elementary grade level comedy illustrating the importance of healthy food selection. Features a humorous mime clown of several costumes and faces with a young school assembly audience.
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...a heartfelt look at a most unusual plant and its relationship to a tribal culture. The bitterroot forms the lynchpin of the Salish Indian culture.
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Domestic violence not only shatters families but can also destroy entire communities. These two programs present graphic dramatizations that portray the effects of domestic violence on a Native American family.
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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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