The 35th annual First Nations Film and Video Festival showcases the spectrum of styles and subjects captivating Indigenous ...

Viewers gathered for a screening of “Bad Press,” a story about the fight for press freedom, followed by a Q&A with ...

The Yager Museum of Arts and Culture at Hartwick College will host a screening of the documentary “Lake of Betrayal,” a film about the construction of the Kinzua dam, which flooded the ancestral lands ...

At its roots, The American Southwest, from Fin and Fur Films, is a natural history documentary. “I’m a wildlife guy,” says ...

Tulane University students are working with the Louisiana Pointe-au-Chien people via enrollment in a service learning course.

We know Malala as the youngest Nobel Prize laureate, the girl who survived a Taliban bullet at 15 for advocating for girls' education in Pakistan. Now in a new book, she's reintroducing herself to the ...

As “Red Fever” opens, Cree-Canadian director and on-screen guide Neil Diamond ponders why the imagery and stereotypes of Native people have lingered for decades. He then finds himself traveling from ...

On this years Indigenous Peoples' Day, historian Ginny Mapes is again featured here at the Hillsboro Herald.  Her ...

The Mashco Piro have chosen to be cut off from the world for more than a century. They hunt with long bows and arrows, relying on the Amazonian rainforest for everything they need. "They started ...

The 45-minute conversation finds Paul reminiscing on the collective and its members, how the memorable posse cut remix for "Buddy" came about, as well as the collective's dissolution. Toward the end ...