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TRUDELL
By Heather Rae
Co-presentation with the Native American Telecommunications Association
ITVS Community is proud to support TRUDELL with a variety of community outreach events and materials, in anticipation of its national broadcast on Independent Lens on April 11, 2006.
SHOW DESCRIPTION:
Native American activist and poet John Trudell fuses his radical politics with music, writing and art. Combining images and archival footage with interviews and performances, this biography reveals the philosophy and motivations behind Trudell's work and its relationship to contemporary Indian history.
RESOURCES AND MATERIALS:
OUTREACH ACTIVITIES:
ITVS Community Cinema Screenings:
- Atlanta: Feb. 16, MLK Jr. National Historic Site Screening Room
email Johanna Brown for info
- Boise: Mar. 21, Boise State University
Mar. 22, BSU West, 5500 E. University Way
email Lynn Allen for info
- Chicago: Mar. 28, Chicago Public Library
email Connie Koch for info
- Hayward, CA: Mar. 9, noon, Cal State East Bay, Ethnic Studies Department
email Locsi Ferra for info
- Ithaca, NY: Apr. 7, 7 PM, Henry St. John Bldg, Suite 103
email Locsi Ferra for info
- Los Angeles: Apr. 12, 7 PM, Pacific Design Center, West Hollywood
email Mario Tafur for info
- Miami: Mar. 18, 8:30 PM, Miami Beach Cinemtheque
email Locsi Ferra for info
- Nampa, ID: Mar. 22, Boise State University
email Lynn Allen for info
- Philadelphia: Apr. 6, Community College of Philadelphia
email Cindy Burstein for info
- Phoenix: Mar. 30, 6:30 PM, Heard Museum: Steel Auditorium, 2301 N. Central Avenue
email Locsi Ferra for info
- Pocatello, ID: Mar. 21, Idaho State University
email Lynn Allen for info
- San Francisco: Mar. 1, San Francisco Public Library
email Locsi Ferra for info
- Seattle: Mar. 18, 4 PM, Northwest Film Forum
email Patrick Baroch for info
- Washington DC: Apr. 11, WHUT-TV Studios
email Jenna Ford for info
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