Documentaries for Native American Heritage Month
In celebration of Native American Heritage Month, we’re highlighting our extensive collection of independent documentaries that amplify Indigenous voices. Available through a variety of streaming and purchase options, these films offer valuable educational resources for schools, nonprofits, community organizations, libraries, and corporations. Bring these stories into your classrooms and communities to inspire meaningful dialogue year-round.
Browse the full collection here.
BLACK WATER GREEN GOLD - Black Water Green Gold follows an indigenous community fighting to save Lake Pátzcuaro in Central Mexico. Their traditional lifestyle is threatened by the effects of globalized economy and climate change.
HOW TO POISON A PLANET - How to Poison A Planet reveals the story of how “forever chemicals” came to contaminate every corner of the globe, sparking an environmental crisis that reaches from the heart of New York City to the shores of Australia and beyond
HER NAME IS NANNY NELLIE - A journey to reclaim the identity and honor of an Aboriginal woman exhibited anonymously as a relic in 1920s Australia
