Chairman Christobal Devers, Pauma Band of Luiseño Indians, in a promotional campaign to raise awareness among California's Indian people to "Be Counted" in the 2010 US Census. Produced for the US Cenus-AIAN Tribal Partnership, LA Region by Turtle Island Productions, Pacifica, CA. [More] [Less]

Chairman Mathew Franklin, Ione Band of Miwok Indians, in a promotional campaign to raise awareness among California's Indian people to "Be Counted" in the 2010 US Census. Produced for the US Cenus-AIAN Tribal Partnership, LA Region by Turtle Island Productions, Pacifica, CA. [More] [Less]

Chairman Richard Button, Lone Pine Paiute - Shoshone Tribe, in a promotional campaign to raise awareness among California's Indian people to "Be Counted" in the 2010 US Census. Produced for the US Cenus-AIAN Tribal Partnership, LA Region by Turtle Island Productions, Pacifica, CA. [More] [Less]

Jauna Majel Dixon, Pauma Band of Luiseño Indians, NCAI Pacific Area VP, in a promotional campaign to raise awareness among California's Indian people to "Be Counted" in the 2010 US Census. Produced for the US Cenus-AIAN Tribal Partnership, LA Region by Turtle Island Productions, Pacifica, CA. [More] [Less]

Juana Majel Dixon, Pauma Band of Luiseño Indians, NCAI Pacific Area VP, in a promotional campaign to raise awareness among California's Indian people to "Be Counted" in the 2010 US Census. Produced for the US Cenus-AIAN Tribal Partnership, LA Region by Turtle Island Productions, Pacifica, CA. [More] [Less]

Jim Thorpe famous Native American Baseball player

Mary Kim Titla on Arizona Native News, hosted by Linda White Wolf. Posted with permission from AZTV.

Cherokee Morning Song - Native AmericanI've had this song for a couple of years. I wanted to load it because it's beautiful. I hope you like it too.For what it's worth, just to be clear, the images in this video are from many tribes.

Market trailer for the new movie Rez Bomb set on and around Pine Ridge Indian reservation starring Tamara Feldman, Trent Ford, Russell Means & Chris Robinson as Jaws, Moses Brings Plenty, Tokala Clifford, Arlette Loud Hawk

loved this! it saved the otherwise disastrous Richard Pryor show, for me.. worthwhile comedy from an *actual* American..

Native American Hollywood Filmmakers discuss Natives in films past and present. These interviews are from my Documentary from 2006. A Native Roscoe Production.

A 25 Year Retrospective of the Native American Response to AIDS through Poster ArtFirst-Annual National Native (American Indian, Alaskan Native and Native Hawaiian) HIV/AIDS Awareness Day - MARCH 21, 2007The NorthEast Two- Spirit Society is brought it to New York on the first-ever National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day to highlight the historical and evolving Native response to HIV/AIDS through the art created by Native activists, care providers and people living with AIDS throughout this health crisis.The evening was a one of a kind presentation of culturally appropriate art work used for the last 25 years of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Native American communities to prevent the spread of the virus and to enhance community access to treatment. [More] [Less]

loved this! it saved the otherwise disastrous Richard Pryor show, for me.. worthwhile comedy from an *actual* American..

Native American teens overcome cultural challenges to face the realities of HIV/AIDS, which affects minority kids at a higher rate.

A short explanation of the Apache Native American Indian resistance that happened in the Southwestern United States around the 1860s. There was an active slave trade in the south west that most people are unaware of. The western states were very important in the Civil War for the North. Gold from California and Silver from Nevada helped finance the war against the South. The Indians were in the path of the expanding valuable mineral hunt and settlement. One tribe that fought this expansion were the Apaches. First the Mescalero and then the Chiricahua. The Apache bands were led by Cochise, Victorio, the Chiricahua band was led by famous Geronimo. Geronimo led the most famous Native American resistance and it cost the U.S. government over $40 Million dollars to kill 100 Indians. Geronimo was caught and forced to live in the Southeast where many of the Apaches died. Geronimo died as a captive in 1909 in Oklahoma, far from his mountain home. The speakers are Bob Haozous, a Chiricahua artist and Grace McNeley a Navajo cultural leader. [More] [Less]

Spoken in the Creek language, this is a short animated film about the Trail of Tears Indian Removal.

A documentary about the seventh generation's role in preserving the culture, traditions an environment of Red Lake Nation

Chairman Christobal Devers, Pauma Band of Luiseño Indians, in a promotional campaign to raise awareness among California's Indian people to "Be Counted" in the 2010 US Census. Produced for the US Cenus-AIAN Tribal Partnership, LA Region by Turtle Island Productions, Pacifica, CA. [More] [Less]

Chairman Mathew Franklin, Ione Band of Miwok Indians, in a promotional campaign to raise awareness among California's Indian people to "Be Counted" in the 2010 US Census. Produced for the US Cenus-AIAN Tribal Partnership, LA Region by Turtle Island Productions, Pacifica, CA. [More] [Less]

Chairman Richard Button, Lone Pine Paiute - Shoshone Tribe, in a promotional campaign to raise awareness among California's Indian people to "Be Counted" in the 2010 US Census. Produced for the US Cenus-AIAN Tribal Partnership, LA Region by Turtle Island Productions, Pacifica, CA. [More] [Less]

Jauna Majel Dixon, Pauma Band of Luiseño Indians, NCAI Pacific Area VP, in a promotional campaign to raise awareness among California's Indian people to "Be Counted" in the 2010 US Census. Produced for the US Cenus-AIAN Tribal Partnership, LA Region by Turtle Island Productions, Pacifica, CA. [More] [Less]

Juana Majel Dixon, Pauma Band of Luiseño Indians, NCAI Pacific Area VP, in a promotional campaign to raise awareness among California's Indian people to "Be Counted" in the 2010 US Census. Produced for the US Cenus-AIAN Tribal Partnership, LA Region by Turtle Island Productions, Pacifica, CA. [More] [Less]