This was #REDHOOPTALK’s first Open Talking Circle with our viewers as our special guests. Joining us were previous guests Levi Rickert, Dallin Maybee and Vance Blackfox and several regular listeners. We talked about the importance of Indian Country voting in national and local elections, alien stories and a few controversies […]
RNCI Monthly Series returns this Wednesday, 3/2 with an all day streaming event of “The Girl Called Hatter Fox” turns 45 since its air date 1977. Streaming on #RedNationTV, followed by a Facebook LIVE Q&A with the film’s star and RNCI founder, Joanelle Romero. In this groundbreaking film, a doctor […]
This week on #REDHOOPTALK, we will be visiting with Dr. Mary Ann Jacobs, who is Lumbee. She was born in Chicago and moved to Lumbee territory in Pembroke, NC when she was 13. Mary Ann is Associate Professor and Chair of the American Indian Studies program at the University of […]
24th RNCI Red Nation Awards 2019 BREAKING THE SILENCE WINS ‘Best Doc Short’
This Sunday on #REDHOOPTALK, we visit with EARL EVANS, a citizen of the Haliwa-Saponi Indian Tribe, former Vice Chairman of the Haliwa-Saponi Tribal Council, and a principal at Red Cedar Solutions, LLC. He serves as a Tribal specialist at Cultural Heritage Partners law firm. Earl has over 25 years of […]
Who Tells The Story Matters 14th NWIFTV Native Women in Film Festival The Week Leading to The Academy Awards® The Matriarchs of Cinema / Women of Influence Decolonizing The Entertainment Industry 32 Films Directed by Women from a Native Perspective www.nativewomeninfilm.com
NCUIH’s Youth Council, in partnership with the United National Indian Tribal Youth Inc.(UNITY) personally invites Native youth across Indian Country to join and participate in a National Virtual Native Youth Healing Gathering. The Healing Indigenous Lives Initiative and UNITY Peer Guides Cohort is supported by a cooperative agreement (2018-TY-FX-K002) between […]
Join #REDHOOPTALK live Sunday, October 25, to visit with ROBERT SAUNOOKE! He is a citizen of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, has three children and resides with his wife in Cherokee, NC. Robert is a graduate of Washington and Lee Law School and in his practice has continued a […]
