After the sudden passing of her younger sister, Lakota Beatty walks us through her personal journey of spiritual healing and wellness by staying connected to her Native identity and using the sport of basketball.

Multi-award-winning filmmaker Ben-Alex Dupris (Colville Tribes, Mnicoujou Lakota) reveals the hope for a magical future for the NuWu, the first people of Nevada, through artists who are turning a clusster of dilapidated buildings in Las Vegas into a vibrant community hub.

Learning I’m Home is a short documentary that tackles generational educational trauma through the eyes of student leaders at Montana State University's newly constructed American Indian Hall. It is a necessary and powerful story about the resilience of cultural strength but also the pain of generational trauma. Following student leader Maleeya Knowshisgun who holds the title of Miss Indian MSU (Montana State University), Learning I’m Home examines the beauty of creating community.