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The Cast — The Cherokee Word For Water

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KIMBERLY GUERRERO - WILMA MANKILLER. Cherokee, Colville, Salish-Kootenai) A native Oklahoman and graduate of UCLA, Kimberly enjoys a career in entertainment as an actor, writer and director and also works with tribal communities throughout North America teaching filmmaking as a creative tool promoting personal and community development. A few of her film and television credits include. Though she is most often recognized as Winona , Jerry’s Native American girlfriend on. August: Osage County,. Mo has app...

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WILMA MANKILLER FOUNDATION — The Cherokee Word For Water

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The Wilma Mankiller Foundation, a fund of Tulsa Community Foundation, seeks to continue Wilma Mankiller’s legacy of social justice and community development in Indian Country. The mission of the Foundation is to support and promote culturally appropriate media and community development. Donate online to the Wilma Mankiller Foundation. Or make checks payable to:. The Wilma Mankiller Foundation. C/o Tulsa Community Foundation. 7030 South Yale Avenue, Suite 600. Tulsa, OK 74136. Join Our Mailing List.

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Full Credits — The Cherokee Word For Water

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Ashley R. Friedman. Paul M. Heller. Michelle R. Shining Elk. Zack Hiatt (special art director). Tyler R. Mann. Andrea S. Gard. Daniel D. Monahan. Bill - Cherokee Man. Roger - Cherokee Elder. Gordon - Worn Cherokee Man.

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Host A Screening In A Theater — The Cherokee Word For Water

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Host A Screening In A Theater. Ready to host a screening of The Cherokee Word For Water? Then you’ve come to the right place! We’ve partnered with Tugg.com. If you are interested in hosting a screening of The Cherokee Word For Water in a community venue or on campus, please visit our. The Cherokee Word For Water. Community Screenings page for more information and pricing. If there aren’t enough tickets sold, then no one will be charged for the reservation and the screening will be called off. We’ve creat...

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Wilma Mankiller — The Cherokee Word For Water

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Was the first woman to lead a major Native American tribe in the United States. She served twelve years in elective office at the Cherokee Nation, the first two as Deputy Principal Chief followed by ten years as Principal Chief. She retired from public office in 1995. Additionally, The Wilma Mankiller Foundation has been established at the Tulsa Community Foundation to honor Chief Mankiller's legacy of social and economic justice in Indian Country. Presidential Medal of Freedom. Oklahoma Hall of Fame.

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Past Screenings — The Cherokee Word For Water

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PALO ALTO, CA - Stanford University. BEND, OR - Central Oregon Community College. FORT WORDEN, WA - Wheeler Theatre, screening followed by Q&A with director Charlie Soap and producer Kristina Kiehl. PORT ANGELES, WA - Maier Performance Hall, Peninsula College, screening followed by Q&A with director Charlie Soap and producer Kristina Kiehl. BLYN, WA - Jamestown S'Klallam Tribal Center, screening followed by Q&A with director Charlie Soap and producer Kristina Kiehl. BERKELEY, CA. - UC Berkeley. MORGANTOW...

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Community Or Campus — The Cherokee Word For Water

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Ready to host a screening of The Cherokee Word For Water in your community venue or campus? Then you’ve come to the right place! You can show The Cherokee Word For Water in your community or on your campus or as a fundraiser for your favorite organization. The process is simple. We’ve partnered with Tugg.com. Which is a web-platform that helps individuals, groups and organizations to set up personalized movie screenings in community venues and campuses across the country. Note from the filmmakers:.

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In The Press — The Cherokee Word For Water

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Women play important roles in Cherokee culture and government. Tulsa World, March 26, 2016. Indigenous Women’s History Empowers Native American Youth. Indian Country Today, March 24, 2016. Har-Ber Village opens for 2016 season. Grand Lake News, March 11, 2016. Women’s History Month: Heitkamp and Tester Highlight #NativeHERoes. Indian Country Today, March 10, 2016. 10 Native Actors and Films That Should Have ‘Snagged’ the Oscar. Indian Country Today, Feb. 27, 2016. Peninsula Daily News, Jan. 23, 2016.

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Showtimes — The Cherokee Word For Water

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MAY 9, 2016. UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DENVER CENTER. Noon screening followed by Q&A with Director Charlie Soap and Producer Kristina Kiehl. APRIL 11, 2016. IU CINEMA, Bloomington, IN. 7 pm 9th Annual Film series, sponsored by First Nations Educational and Cultural Center, Indiana University, Bloomington. SEPTEMBER 23-25, 2016. PORT TOWNSEND FILM FESTIVAL, Port Townsend, WA. The PTFF welcomes back Charlie Soap and The Cherokee Word for Water. Details to come. And we will add your event to our list.

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Production Stills — The Cherokee Word For Water

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