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Ailani: Tiny Yucca Room Session
Ailani: Tiny Yucca Room Session

Join Ailani (Santa Clara Pueblo) in the Tiny Yucca Room as she plays a couple of her songs in between sharing her first musical memory, current inspirations, and her hopes for the future of Indigenous artists.

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Indigenous Artists You Need On Your Radar
Indigenous Artists You Need On Your Radar

Mvskoke Creek interdisciplinary artist Hotvlkuce Harjo (they/them) shares their list of five artists everyone needs to experience!

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Indigenous Musicians You Need On Your Radar
Indigenous Musicians You Need On Your Radar

Diné pianist, musicologist, composer, and music journalist Renata Yazzie offers a snapshot of the future of Indigenous music while acknowledging that there are many artists doing incredible work beyond this list.

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Indigenous Filmmakers You Need on Your Radar
Indigenous Filmmakers You Need on Your Radar

Celebrated storyteller Brittany Bendabout (Cherokee Nation) gives us a list of five Indigenous filmmakers everyone needs to watch!

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5 Indigenous Women Making Modern-Day History
5 Indigenous Women Making Modern-Day History

5 Indigenous Women Making Modern-Day History

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15(ish) Minutes with Angel Charley
15(ish) Minutes with Angel Charley
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The Empowering Movement Changing Lives and Communities
The Empowering Movement Changing Lives and Communities

Power of Impact…

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2024 Winter Shopping Guide
2024 Winter Shopping Guide
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Native Women’s Wage Gap: A Crisis Impacting Generations
Native Women’s Wage Gap: A Crisis Impacting Generations

Native Women’s Wage Gap: A Crisis Impacting Generations

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Latest Media

The launch of our Tiny Yucca Room Sessions series with muscian Ailani (Santa Clara Pueblo).

Find out what inspires Akilah Martinez as she shares her journey to become a Creative Technologist.

Learn how Genesis Grijalava navigates entrepreneurship as an anti-capitalist.

Produced by TFIIW, Native women is an anthem performed by spoken-word artist Lyla June and vocalist Desirae Harp.

Read articles, op-eds, and more by guest writers and TFIIW Storytelling Team members!