Tribesourcing Southwest Film Project

20th C. educational/sponsored films about Native peoples of the U.S. Southwest now re-narrated by Native commentators for context & repatriation. On @mukurtu.

[KQED News @KQEDnews]

The intention of the $100 million Tribal Nature-Based Solutions grant program is to advance the state’s climate goals by giving tribes the opportunity to buy land for conservation and cultural projects.

https://t.co/zHdqoQqOS0

[The White House 46 Archived @WhiteHouse46]

Today, President Biden established his fifth new national monument, the Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni – Ancestral Footprints of the Grand Canyon National Monument.

This designation protects nearly one million acres of public lands surrounding Grand Canyon National Park.

[UNESCO @UNESCO]

We owe much to #IndigenousPeoples.

The knowledge they’ve preserved and the wisdom they share is what #SharingHumanity is all about.

Let’s recognise them on #IndigenousPeoplesDay!

[National Endowment for the Humanities @NEHgov]

NEH announces a special funding opportunity for Native organizations to support projects that extend the reach and impact of the Federal Indian Boarding School Initiative.

Learn about the call for proposals and how to apply: https://t.co/lkHv2v0qFa

#NativeTwitter

[Navajo Times @navajotimes]

A few years after the announcement, Yazzie was contacted directly by Joey Clift, who presented to him the idea of him guest starring on the show. Clift is a writer on the show.

https://t.co/3PGferhXc6

[Adam Piron @adam_piron]

made the @latimes! come thru tonight to @UCLAFTVArchive for THE POWER & THE FREEDOM, a live-read + video essay by yours truly on an Indigenous read on Hitchcock’s VERTIGO, followed by a screening of the masterpiece itself on 35mm.
https://t.co/hqRryDDrle

[Anthony @AnAntLife]

if you’ve seen the latest KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON trailer then you’ve heard the awesome song from The Halluci Nation called “Stadium Pow Wow” highly recommend seeking out this duo that are inspired by music and dance of First Nations

[Tribal Link @Tribal_Link]

Supreme Court Rules Against Navajo Nation in Water Rights Case

"The vote was 5 to 4, with the majority finding that an 1868 treaty did not require the federal government to ensure the tribe had access to water."

https://t.co/sZxiNJhRyz

[IllumiNative @IllumiNative]

Learn about @ProtectOakFlat and the decade-long fight to #SaveOakFlat, a sacred land in Arizona, which corporations seek to mine. We stand with the advocates, relatives and allies protecting our lands, our rights and our way of life. (via @AP) ✊🏽🪶

https://t.co/sR1jyXBdWM

[Native American Archives Section @NativeArchSAA]

NAAS is excited to announce that we will be coordinating a new SAA Indigenous Archival Training pilot project beginning this fall, supported by the Mellon Foundation. Check out SAA's press release and stay tuned as NAAS will be regularly posting updates.

https://t.co/X6SAwjBeKb

[UCLA AMIA @AMIAatUCLA]

BEGINNING THIS FRIDAY! 🎞️

“Imagining Indigenous Cinema: New Voices, New Visions” spotlights innovative Indigenous filmmakers working with the moving image today. Co-presented by @uclaftvarchive & @uclaaisc. June 2–18 with several livestreams: https://t.co/K5cO0SW3um

[Sheila A Brennan @SheilaABrennan]

#DayofDH2023 is an appropriate day to announce a *new* program officer position in the NEH's Office of Digital Humanities:
https://t.co/FQPxvlMA07

We are expanding! Please share widely, including #GLAM folks.

[Megan McShea 🍉 @meganmcshea]

Oh heeeeyyy, the full recording of the "Intro to AV Assessment" workshop I taught 5/9/23 is now available online for free! https://t.co/QiqJDKQffB
#AVArchives

[Tribesourcing Southwest Film Project @tribesourcing]

Congratulations Diné narrations coordinator and our amazing collaborator Rhiannon Sorrell on her big @LibraryJournal award! https://t.co/fSVdifCT8O

[Tribesourcing Southwest Film Project @tribesourcing]

"In gratitude to the people who gave tobacco to the world, the P. Lorillard Company presents this film, one in a series on the American Indian as a public service." Opening title sequence over an illustration of a pack of Old Gold cigarettes. THE PUEBLO HERITAGE (1950). PR!

[Navajo Nation Library @NavajoLibrary]

Ya'at'eeh everyone, we want to recognize one of our eldest Library card members, Ms. Deanna Brody is 101 years old, and will be turning 102 soon! She recently signed up for a card and checked out one for the road too! Ahé'héé' Ms. Brody!

[IllumiNative @IllumiNative]

Proud to announce the release of our new project, AMERICAN GENOCIDE, a gripping true crime podcast about the dark history of Native boarding schools and the trauma they've left upon Native communities. Now streaming wherever podcasts are found. #AmericanGenocidePodcast

[UCLA Film & Television Archive @UCLAFTVArchive]

Bursting with thought-provoking and genre-defying explorations, “Imagining Indigenous Cinema: New Voices, New Visions” spotlights a generation of innovative, Indigenous filmmakers working with the moving image today. Co-presented by @uclaaisc. June 2–18: https://t.co/Px3Hh5pF08

[Tribesourcing Southwest Film Project @tribesourcing]

We are delighted to announce our inclusion in @FLEFF_26's Polyphonic Communities Exhibit: "an online exhibition featuring three platforms that support community media that permits marginalized voices to communicate what they find important." https://t.co/dDtrbFQKDz