In-person screening of Dawnland hosted by the Maine Department of Education. Screening is for Maine educators, school leaders, and parents and will be followed by a dinner.

An RSVP is required! Space is limited at each site, so please register at the link below.

In-person screening of Dawnland hosted by the Maine Department of Education. Screening is for Maine educators, school leaders, and parents and will be followed by a dinner.

An RSVP is required! Space is limited at each site, so please register at the link below.

In-person screening of Dawnland hosted by the Maine Department of Education. Screening is for Maine educators, school leaders, and parents and will be followed by a dinner.

An RSVP is required! Space is limited at each site, so please register at the link below.

In-person screening of Dawnland hosted by the Maine Department of Education. Screening is for Maine educators, school leaders, and parents and will be followed by a dinner.

An RSVP is required! Space is limited at each site, so please register at the link below.

In-person screening of Dawnland hosted by the First Congregational Church of Camden, Maine. The screening will be followed by an audience Q&A with members of Wabanaki REACH.

In-person screening of Pili Ka Mo‘o as part of the Friday Night: Indigenous Heritage Edition event hosted at the Philadelphia Art Museum, and curated by Blackstar Film Festival, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

In-person screening of Dawnland hosted by the Hamilton-Wenham Human Rights Coalition in South Hamilton, Massachusetts. After viewing the film, join the H-W Human Rights Coalition for a discussion.

In-person workshop for educators hosted by the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston, Massachusetts. Upstander Project Learning Director, Mishy Lesser, will co-facilitate the morning session on foundational concepts for teaching about Indigenous peoples. The afternoon will include a curator-led exhibition tour, featuring works by 15 Native North American artists whose practices span the past century and offer rich insights into historical and contemporary Indigenous experiences.

In-person screening of Weckuwapok as part of the Massachusetts Historical Society’s “Opening Our Doors” event. Hear from Chris Newell, one of the film’s directors, as well.

In-person screening of Tahnaanooku' as part of the “Autochtonie des Amériques” screening in Paris, France.

In-person screening of Dawnland at the Jamaica Plain Film Festival in Boston, Massachusetts. There will be a post-screening Q&A with director Adam Mazo.

In-person screening of Tentsítewahkwe, Tahnaanooku', and Gath & K'iyh: Listen to Heal as part of the USA Documentary block at the 307 International Film Festival in Laramie, Wyoming.

In-person screening of TAHNAANOOKU’ as part of the We & The Water program at the Portland EcoFilm Festival in Portland, Oregon.

Thursday, June 19, 2025 | 7:30 p.m. PT | The Hollywood Theatre

In-person screening of Tayal Forest Club as part of the “Shorts: Grow Up Or Go Home” program at SXSW London Film Festival in London, England.

In-person screening of Tentsítewahkwe as part of the Documentary 15 section of the New York City Independent Film Festival in New York City, New York.

In-person screening of Tayal Forest Club as part of the “Shorts: Grow Up Or Go Home” program at SXSW London Film Festival in London, England. Program will also screen on Friday, June 6th from 8:30 - 10:30 pm.

In-person award gala at which both ENCHUKUNOTO (The Return) and Ma ŋaye ka Masaala a se ka Wɔmɛti (From God To Man) are nominated in the Best Film: Foreign Language category at the International Black & Diversity Film Festival. Festival runs from May 29 – 31, 2025 in Toronto, Canada.

In-person screening of ÁHKUIN as part of the “Experimental/Poetic” program at Carmarthen Bay Film Festival in Llanelli, United Kingdom.

In-person screening of Dawnland hosted by The Permanent Commission on the Status of Racial, Indigenous, and Tribal Populations and Wabanaki REACH.

The film screening will take place at UMaine on Tuesday, May 13. Additional details coming soon!

Final day for virtual screenings of Ma ŋaye ka Masaala a se ka Wɔmɛti (From God To Man), Tahnaanooku', ARMEA, and Gath & K'iyh as part of the Illuminate Film Festival. All films are available as part of the online festival from May 5, 8:00 AM - May 11, 11:45 PM, 2025.

Virtual screening of Bounty hosted by Atlantic Black Box. The screening will be followed by a discussion with Dr. Mishy Lesser (Upstander Project co-founder and Emmy Award winning researcher) and Kristine Malpica (Upstander Project researcher and public historian).

In-person screening of Dawnland hosted by the Center for Dispute Settlement in Rochester, New York.

Virtual screenings of Ma ŋaye ka Masaala a se ka Wɔmɛti (From God To Man), Tahnaanooku', ARMEA, and Gath & K'iyh as part of the Illuminate Film Festival. All films are available as part of the online festival from May 5, 8:00 AM - May 11, 11:45 PM, 2025.

In-person screening of Tentsítewahkwe as part of the “Family & Motherhood” program at the Female Voices Rock Film Festival in New York City, NY.

In-person screening of Ma ŋaye ka Masaala a se ka Wɔmɛti (From God To Man) and Tentsítewahkwe as part of the Oikos/Homecoming program at the Portland EcoFilm Festival in Portland, Oregon.

Friday, May 2, 2025 | 7:30 p.m. PT | The Hollywood Theatre

In-person screening of The Return (ENCHUKUNOTO) as part of the Atlanta Film Festival in Atlanta, Georgia.

Sat, Apr 26th, 1:30 PM ET @ Plaza Theatre | LeFont Auditorium

In-person screening of ENCHUKUNOTO (The Return) as part of the New Indigenous Short Films program at the Portland EcoFilm Festival in Portland, Oregon.

Tuesday, April 22, 2025 | 7:30 p.m. PT | The Hollywood Theatre

Last day for virtual screening of ENCHUKUNOTO and Gath & K’iyh as part of the Social Justice Film Festival in Seattle, Washington. Available for online streaming from April 14, 12:00 AM - April 20, 11:45 PM, 2025.