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Images of Indians DVD
DVD 160 minutes ISBN 1-896905-33-2 $40.00 CAD
VHS 160 minutes ISBN 1-896905-33-1 $45.00 CAD
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VISION OF THE SACRED TREE DVD
Item #SB-200-5
An animated video for elementary children based on the teachings of The Sacred Tree
$19.99 CAD
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WHERE WE’VE BEEN . . . WHERE WE’RE GOING
50 minutes ISBN 1-896905-31-5
In this video, Indigenous people describe their experiences with substance abuse and the process they used to heal and regain insight into and connection with their Indigenous roots. Realizing that they were put on earth to fulfill a spiritual purpose by seeking help from their elders and returning to their cultural traditions, including the sacred pipe, the sweat lodge and the Sun Dance, these individuals have found their true identities and are proud of who they are.
$19.99 CAD
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THE RED ROAD TO SOBRIETY
90 minutes Item #AT-600-1
The contemporary Native American Sobriety Movement is flourishing throughout Indigenous communities in North America. This vital social movement combines ancient spiritual traditions with modern medical approaches to substance abuse and recovery. In this spirited and very hopeful documentary, indigenous health practitioners and traditional elders and healers reveal the importance of tribal values and spiritual awareness in the recovery process and actual program approaches that are working.
$45.00 CAD
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THE RED ROAD TO SOBRIETY Talking Circle
120 Minutes Item #AT-600-2
Features many respected Indigenous therapists and healers in eight 15 minute segments. This video is designed to be used as a prevention and recovery tool by individuals, clinics, recovery programs, schools and youth groups. The segment topics include: 1. Introduction To The Talking Circle 2. Wisdom Of The Elders 3. Women Of The Circle 4. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome 5. Healing The Youth 6. Men of the Circle 7. Native Ways of Treatment 8. The Red Road Approach
$45.00 CAD
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THE HONOR OF ALL The Story of Alkali Lake
56:40 minutes ISBN 1-896905-39-0
This dynamic story of individual and community recovery is told in the words of the people who lived it. Native Indian Culture and religion guided the Shuswap people long before the white man’s history in British Columbia began, but by the year 1940, several generations of the Shuswap people had been subjected to the culture breaking process of residential schools, while being forced to live in an artificial town created around a church building. Stripped of their native culture and religion, the Alkali Lake people were left with a void in their lives that begged to be filled. Thus they were ripe for the introduction of the devastating force of alcohol. This story of heartfelt recovery from almost complete cultural and spiritual destruction is true. All the incidents depicted occurred between 1940 and 1985.
$45.00 CAD
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HEALING THE HURTS
This dynamic and heartfelt video documents the devastating effects of the Indian boarding schools that dramatically shattered aboriginal culture, children, families and communities throughout North America. Viewers join Native American participants from Canada and the United States, during a four-day culturally-based healing process for understanding and recovering from this type of traumatic experience.
Healing the Hurt (DVD) 59:39 minutes ISBN 1-896905-41-4 $40.00 CAD
Healing the Hurt (VHS) 59:39 minutes ISBN 1-896905-41-2 $40.00 CAD
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FOUR WORLDS INTERNATIONAL ELDERS COUNCIL
Item #AP-300-1
The award to Four World’s director, Phil Lane Jr., of the 1993 Windstar Award, provided an opportunity to publicly acknowledge and honor the victories and elders of Indigenous communities across North America in their battle against drug abuse, and to address the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
$15.00 CAD
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