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An Era of Removal
No American Indian family remains untouched by government policies of forced family separation. Prior to the Adoption Era (1940-1978) the progressive approach to America’s “Indian problem” was to “Kill the Indian and save the man” by shipping Native youth and toddlers to an estimated 500 federally-funded conversion schools and religious institutions (Boarding School Era: 1879-1978). This collective era of removal effectively displaced 25-35% of Native American youth from tribal communities nationwide by the late 1960s.
OFFICIAL TRAILER & Screening Announcements
We have a very special series of announcements for you today as we release the OFFICIAL TRAILER for our new film, "Blood Memory"!
Blood Memory Project Update
August 22, 2016
...en route to the Welcome Home Gathering for relatives of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe who have been adopted or raised in foster care.
Blood Memory Project Update
May 22, 2016
In case you missed it...
Last month, we had a great turnout at our first community event at Creative Arts Secondary School in Saint Paul, MN.
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