Plans for a Native American makerspace and business incubator, located within the historic 19 Pueblos District of Albuquerque, New Mexico, are taking shape.
“We’ve seen some of the work by contemporary Native American artists and it is absolutely extraordinary. That was the genesis of the fellowship,” said Ucross President Sharon Dynak.
Jaymie Campbell, Anishnaabe hailing from the Curve Lake First Nation, left her full-time job last year to focus her energy into growing White Otter Design Co., her aboriginal fashion and art business.
The Cherokee Nation Film Office’s mission is to grow the state’s film industry by promoting northeast Oklahoma as a destination for filmmakers, while creating an environment that cultivates Native filmmaking.
Dream Warriors, an indigenous management company, is spreading hope, healing and empowerment across Indian Country through powerful lyrics, music, beats, spoken word poetry, and messages of resilience.
The 4th Annual NATIVE AMERICAN TV WRITERS LAB, sponsored by Comcast NBCUniversal and Kung Fu Monkey Productions, is a five-week intensive scriptwriters program.
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