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Why are you interviewing my Aapa: filmmaking and empowerment

When I first entered filmmaking some 25 years ago there were almost no Iñupiaq or other First Nations filmmakers in Alaska and less Iñupiaq content on our screen. The only on-screen representation we saw of Iñupiaq people was through the biased, racist, western gaze of those filmmakers and media makers who wanted to capture ‘real Eskimos’ to show to the... Read More

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Finding community and coping through spoken word

For many of us, the process of re-integrating into a social scene which feels raw and more unsteady than before... Read More

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Black and convicted: The lifelong impact of racism on women with convictions

“I’ve been in debt for ten years because of my conviction,” Cheryl said with the hardened frustration of someone who... Read More

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A Culture of Sovereignty: Farmers leading the way

As the daughter of a multigenerational lineage of farmers, and raised in a primarily agricultural P’urhepecha descendant community in Michoacan,... Read More

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Tuvalu: A nation whose time is running out

When I think of my time growing up in Tuvalu, one word comes to mind: paradise. From the idyllic beaches... Read More

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Why are you interviewing my Aapa: filmmaking and empowerment

When I first entered filmmaking some 25 years ago there were almost... Read More

All Hear

Finding community and coping through spoken word

For many of us, the process of re-integrating into a social scene... Read More

Act All

Black and convicted: The lifelong impact of racism on women with convictions

“I’ve been in debt for ten years because of my conviction,” Cheryl... Read More

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Radical collective action and system re-imagination

shado x Pluto Press present: radical collective action and system re-imagination 19th... Read More

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