22nd annual Wild & Scenic Film Festival

Currents of Hope 2

Expired January 24, 2022 9:00 AM
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5 films in package
Growing Indigenous Food Sovereignty: Okla Hina Ikhish Holo Network in Bvlbancha & the Gulf South
A network of Indigenous women and non-binary farmers establish food security and sovereignty in the Mississippi Delta.
Closed captions available
Mission Creek Restorative Initiative
A Canadian town works to restore and preserve a local river.
Closed captions available
Shaba
After losing her mother to poachers, an unruly elephant named Shaba is rescued to the mountains of northern Kenya to be rehabilitated back to the wild. The women keepers of Reteti Sanctuary have a maternal solution to soften Shaba's heart.
Closed captions available
Mapping Survival
How a nomad in Chad became a leader in the fight against climate-change and a voice for Indigenous people worldwide.
Closed captions available
Our Story - The Indigenous Led Fight to Protect Greater Chaco
Diné and Pueblo people directly impacted by oil and gas extraction in the Greater Chaco region have been organizing for generations to protect the wellbeing of their communities, sacred sites, and the integrity of the landscape. OUR STORY emerges from a long-standing collaboration between local Dine’ leaders in the Greater Chaco region, Pueblo organizers, and the Our Story film crew.
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90% of the available lands in the Greater Chaco have already been leased for oil and gas extraction. Over the course of three years, Navajo and Pueblo leadership including Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland (Laguna Pueblo), Julia Bernal (Sandia Pueblo), and Navajo Nation Council Delegate and co-director Daniel Tso have been intimately collaborating to tell their stories in this film as they struggle to protect what little remains of this sacred landscape, including the World Heritage Site Chaco National Historical Park in the SW United States.


FEATURED IN: CURRENTS OF HOPE 2

This session includes: Growing Indigenous Food Sovereignty: Okla Hina Ikhish Holo Network in Bvlbancha & the Gulf South (5), Mission Creek Restoration Initiative (6), SHABA (12), Mapping Survival (30), Our Story - The Indigenous Led Fight to Protect the Greater Chaco (47)

  • Year
    2021
  • Runtime
    47 minutes
  • Language
    English, Navajo, Tiwa
  • Country
    United States, Navajo Nation, Sandia Pueblo
  • Note
    www.spokenimage.tv www.wearegreaterchaco.com
  • Director
    Michael Ramsey & Daniel Tso
  • Producer
    Sonia Grant, John Hosteen, Julia Bernal, Kendra Pinto & Spoken Image
  • Cinematographer
    Michael Ramsey
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