Production company based out of Villanova University’s Social Justice Documentary Program. Short Documentary, ‘I Am Still Here.’ Available for rent 5/5-5/19
The wait is over. We are so thrilled to finally share “I Am Still Here.” with you! Starting today until July 19th, our documentary along with our behind the scenes feature will be available to rent! Follow the link in our bio or visit our website for the direct link!
Director Chavez-Rodriguez recognized the importance of the White House’s partnership with tribal governments and encouraged tribal leaders to register for the virtual 2021 White House Tribal Nations Summit the week of November 8, 2021.
Are you ready? First General Assembly starts now! Tribal leaders and citizens from across #IndianCountry are coming together to address key issues affecting our Nations, our communities, and our cultures.
Follow along for live tweets and join the conversation using #NCAIANNUAL21!
"The disappearances were likely not due to a technical error," said Marisa Elena Duarte, PhD, (Pascua Yaqui) asst. professor of justice & sociotechnical change at @ArizonaState. Her work focuses on digital technologies in Indigenous communities.
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Today is Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Awareness Day. But we don't just want awareness, we NEED action.
Congress must renew VAWA. @POTUS must #StopLine3. Pipeline contractors have already been charged with sex trafficking.
Protect our women.
#MMIW#MMIWG2S
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) crisis is of epidemic proportions. In support of MMIW Awareness Day, we will be hosting the live stream below, tonight.
Thank you to the Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana for their support of this event. https://t.co/WWc8DyRrrR
For this weeks #womenwednesday we are so happy to introduce you to our amazing and inspiring colaborators for our film "I Am Still Here." !!! Click the link to our instagram to get to know a little more! https://t.co/qRMP2ZIQSA
Watershed Pictures is beyond excited to announce the film that we have been working on all year: I Am Still Here. Just as our social media highlights Indigenous voices, our film follows two Indigenous women as they navigate their identities within their culture.
This weeks #womenwednesday featured Charlotte Edith Anderson Monture, the first Native Canadian woman to receive the right to vote in a Canadian federal election.