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Powerful documentary portraits of agents of change.

Content Advisory: Films in this block may contain triggering and/or sensitive language or material, including alcohol/drug use, strong language, and mature themes.

Under the leadership of its first and only president, Sinte Gleska University on South Dakota's Rosebud Reservation has been a model for Indian-controlled education for 50 years, paving the way for other tribal colleges with a series of historic accomplishments and an eye towards continued innovation.

Film Contact:

Meg Griffiths

meg@universecreative.org

(713)-498-4168

Year
2021
Runtime
9 minutes
Language
English, Lakota
Country
USA
Premiere
Indiana Premiere
Rating
Suitable for All Ages

Director
Meg Griffiths, Scott Faris
Producer
Meg Griffiths
Executive Producer
Debra Bordeaux
Cast
Dr. Lionel Bordeaux

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