A portrait of award-winning, internationally acclaimed Indigenous artist and elder Dana Tiger, her family, and the resurgence of the iconic Tiger T-shirt company.
A psychedelic, animated collage born from phone calls between two brothers—one in Toronto, the other on a Northern Manitoba reserve. Over nine years, they crafted something funny, beautiful, political, and deeply personal. In Select Theatres Starting June 13, 2025 Distributed in Canada
Production is rolling in Tucson on They Wait, a new Indigenous horror short written and directed by David J. Aberle, a Diné filmmaker and BFA student in Film and Television at the University of Arizona. The film will make its debut in
The Indigenous Pop Expo (IndigiPopX) will make its East Coast debut at Duke University’s Penn Pavilion, November 15–16, 2025, with special events on Friday, November 14. IndigiPopX, formerly the Indigenous Comic Con, is the original Indigenous pop culture convention—the first of its
Los Angeles, CA — 13 time award-winning Indigenous Journalist Association (IJA) Prairie Band Potawatomi journalist and producer Charlie Perry announces the release of his debut fiction collection, Backwards Walkers, a chilling anthology where Indigenous folklore and fear collide. Blending the nostalgic fright
First Nation Communities across Saskatchewan are mourning the loss of Seth and Rene Constant, members of the band Constant Reminder and citizens of the James Smith Cree Nation. They were among three men killed in a collision on Thursday evening. According to
On October 11, 2025, the Minnesota Museum of American Art will open Queering Indigeneity, a groundbreaking exhibition that centers 2-Spirit, Native queer, and gender-expansive artists from the Upper Midwest. The project, led by guest curator Penny Kagigebi of White Earth Ojibwe, reflects
Host Johnnie Jae talks with Annette Arkeketa, Marci Black, Rebecca Schlichting, and Candice Dalsing, the filmmakers who are creating a documentary about the Walking in the Footsteps of our Ancestors project, about how they are working with Otoe-Missouria tribal members to tell
We’re expanding with new content across virtual tabletops and an actual play podcast! Kenna Alexander, the Cherokee creator of the award-winning Coyote & Crow, has returned to Kickstarter to raise money for new virtual tabletop content and an actual play podcast produced