Native American Studies

Spiritual essence of the Dineh in face of the destruction of their land, water and air by strip mining and other means.

This documentary follows the life of Dennis Banks, founder of the American Indian Movement, through his childhood and continuing to the rise of the Indian civil rights movement. 2010.

Heenetiineyoo3eihiiho' (Language Healers) is a documentary telling the stories of Native Americans trying to revitalize their languages. 2014.

Culturally Competent Counseling and Therapy. Microtraining Associates, 2000

This hour-long documentary interviews Native Americans in the upper Midwest as they reflect on past traumas and use cultural traditions to foster healing.

This panel features David Hillard, director of the Huey P. Newton Foundation, and other Native American activists talking about racial injustice in the United States criminal justice system.

Say Brother is WGBH's longest-running public affairs television series produced by, and for, African-Americans. On this episode from January 1977, they interview Russell Peters, then-President of the Mashpee Tribal Council, on the 1976 lawsuit filed against the Commonwealth of Massachusetts over the sale of tribal lands.

A short documentary from 1991 on gender, sexuality, and the role of Two-Spirit people in Native American culture.

Documentary produced by Independent Lens, PBS, 2010.

Young Lakota is a documentary about Cecilia Fire Thunder's threats to defy a law criminalizing abortion in South Dakota by building a women's clinic on the sovereign territory of the Lakota reservation, and the political and personal conflict that results. 2013.