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FISH OUT OF WATER I and FISH OUT OF WATER II
These documentary series features a funny, unassuming, urban-Aboriginal host, Don Kelly, on exploratory journeys to
discover his traditional native roots. Through a series of (mis)adventures, Don pushes his limits to re-connect with those roots
and spiritual values - leading to his renewed vitality, deepened sense of personal identity, and vibrancy for life. This series is
for Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal viewers who are not only seeking to be entertained, but to gain new insight into Aboriginal
traditions and be inspired by explorations of heritage in a contemporary context. It is especially important for Aboriginal
youth between 12 and 21. Detailed descriptions of each program are available.
FISH OUT OF WATER I
1: BLACKFOOT ADVENTURE (Southern Alberta)
2: MAHIKAN TRAILS (Metis, Canmore, Alberta)
3: KAWAKANUM KENNELS (Cree, Athabasca, Alberta)
4: KAK KI YAW CULTURAL CAMP (Northern Alberta)
5: XATSULL HERITAGE VILLAGE (Shuswap, B.C.)
6: QUAAOUT RESORT (Shuswap, B.C.)
7: CAPE MUDGE RESORT - TSA KWA LUTEN LODGE (B.C.)
8: SIX NATIONS (Southern Ontario)
FISH OUT OF WATER II
1: WANUSKEWIN HERITAGE PARK (Central Saskatchewan)
2: BROKENHEAD OJIBWAY NATION (Manitoba)
3: TSEYCUM CANOE TOURS (Tseycum, B.C.)
4: NK'MIP DESERT CULTURAL CENTER (Osoyoos, B.C.)
5: OJIBWAY CREE CULTURAL CENTER (NW Ontario)
6: MOOSE CREE OUTDOOR ADVENTURES (North Ontario)
$149.95 each or any 5 for $99.95 or each Series $995.95
9: ALGONQUINI CANOE AND KAYAK CO (Ontario)
10: KOKOMVILLE ACADEMY (Quebec)
11: BIRCH NARROWS LODGE (Saskatchewan)
12 - RAFTER SIX RANCH (Stoney First Nation Alberta)
13 - KNOWLEDGE FROM OUR ELDERS (recap of above
programs)
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7: BLACKFOOT CROSSING (South Alberta)
8: METIS CROSSING (NE Alberta)
9: HAY RIVER DENE (NWT)
10: OUJEBOUGOMOU (Eenou, N Quebec)
12: NAVAJO VILLAGE HERITAGE CENTER (Arizona)
13: WHITE MOUNTAIN APACHE TRIBE (Arizona)
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PERSONAL JOURNEYS, PROFESSIONAL PATHS: Navigating the Crossroads of a Research Center
How can we increase the presence of American Indians and Alaska Natives in leadership roles in science? Dr. Spero Manson
Ph.D., University of Colorado Health Sciences Center describes a highly successful postdoctoral program that prepares young
AI/AN scientists for careers as independent, externally funded agents, who work at the nexus of issues in culture, aging, and
health. This is a skill-driven approach for intensively mentoring of Native trainees without requiring relocation from their
home institutions. Wide implications for education and training in multiple settings. #12744/1410 39 minutes 2008 $119.95
TALES OF WONDER I and II
Tales of Wonder I and II (as seen on PBS) showcases Native American stories for children, as told in the Native American
tradition by acclaimed storyteller and linguist Gregg Howard. "Tales of Wonder" has been used in a curriculum unit developed
by the Stanford University Program on International and Cross-cultural Education. #12428/1830 120 minutes 2004 $189.95
BLACK INDIANS: An American Story
Winner of many awards including the CINE GOLDEN EAGLE, this program brings to light a forgotten part of America's past -
the cultural and racial fusion of Native and African Americans. Narrated by James Earl Jones, explores what brought the two
groups together, what drove them apart and the challenges they face today. A society that wants to build the future must
know its past, its real past, as it was. But what if that past had been lost, forgotten, hidden, or denied? This in-depth
documentary examines the coalescence of these two groups in American history. #12424/1830 60 minutes 2004 $189.95
WE SHALL REMAIN
A provocative series that establishes Native history as an essential part of American history. Five heartbreaking, yet inspiring
stories highlight Native ingenuity and resilience over the course of 300 years. Upends two-dimensional stereotypes of
American Indians as simply ferocious warriors or peaceable lovers of the land. Programs include:
1. AFTER THE MAYFLOWER - In 1621, Massasoit, sachem of
the Wampanoags of New England negotiated a treaty with
Pilgrim settlers. A half-century later, as a brutal war flared
between the English and a confederation of Indians, this
diplomatic gamble seemed to have been a grave
miscalculation.
2. TECUMSEH'S VISION - In the course of his brief and
meteoric career, Tecumseh would become one of the
greatest Native American leaders of all time, orchestrating
the most ambitious pan-Indian resistance movement ever
mounted on the North American continent. After his death
he would live on as a potent symbol of Native pride and pan
Indian identity.
3. TRAIL OF TEARS - Though the Cherokee embraced
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"civilization" and won recognition of tribal sovereignty in
the U.S. Supreme Court, their resistance to removal from
their homeland failed. Thousands were forced on a perilous
march to Oklahoma.
4. GERONIMO - As the leader of the last Native American
fighting force to capitulate to the U.S. government,
Geronimo was seen by some as the perpetrator of
unspeakable savage cruelties, while to others he was the
embodiment of proud resistance.
5. WOUNDED KNEE - In 1973, American Indian Movement
activists and residents of the Pine Ridge Reservation
occupied the town of Wounded Knee, demanding redress for
grievances. As a result of the siege, Indians across the
country forged a new path into the future.
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