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Seeing Red Media is an Indigenous-owned media company, based on Six Nations of the Grand River Territory. We exist to amplify the voices and vision of established and emerging Indigenous storytellers and to increase representation and cultural accuracy of Indigenous people in all forms of media.

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We are really excited for the 2023 Six Nations Languages Summit on March 24-25 at the Six Nations Community Hall. We will have a media team on site to livestream and record this important event! 

Event partners are The Six Nations Language Commission, Grand River Employment and Training, Six Nations Lifelong Learning Taskforce, Ogwehoweh Skills and Trades Training Centre, Six Nations Polytechnic and McMaster University.

Check our stories on March 24 and 25 for links to the livestream! #Languages #Community #LanguageBack #IndigenousLanguage #LanguageSpeakers #SeeingRedMedia #SeeingRed

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International Delegation of Water Protectors UNITE our voices to defend the water. #waterislife  #WorldWaterDay #Paris @fondation_danielle_mitterrand @thewaterwalkerfilm @bloodandwaterfilm

Snap has announced the second cohort for its 523 content accelerator...and we're one of the participants!! #Snap523 #IndigenousVoices #IndigenousStorytellers #SeeingRedMedia 

The 523 accelerator is a one-year program that offers funding, resources and personalized support to small content companies owned by underrepresented groups to help build their businesses and audiences through the creation of premium Shows on Snapchat.

Are you on snap? Drop your link!

music credit : Adrian Harjo

#MusicOfTheDay Murray Porter is Mohawk Turtle Clan, Six Nations of the Grand River Territory, currently residing on the traditional Squamish, Tsleil-Waututh and Musqueam peoples’ territories, with his manager, partner and lyrical collaborator Elaine Bomberry.

Today we're listening to `No More’ from Murray's 3rd album, released in 2019. "The track captures the unified resistance energies of this generations “Idle No More” movement and Murray is right there lending his support by way of musical inspiration for and from the front lines. His lyrics resound with encouraging calls to action and imparts a storyteller’s wisdom. Love is at the core of Porter’s musical movement. Love of the land, the people, and the very culture of his Haudenosaunee identity." 💜
quote from nationtalk.ca

#SeeingRed #SeeindRedMedia #IndigenousVoices #IndigenousStorytellers #SeeingRedMediaTeam #NowPlaying #IndigenousMusicians

The Water Walker will screen with outstanding Indigenous films from across the Globe at the @birraranggafilmfest in Naarm (Melbourne, Australia) March 23-28 2023.
#IndigenousFilmmakers #IndigenousFilm #Storytellers #OurStories #SeeingRed #SeeindRed6Media #IndigenousVoices #IndigenousStorytellers @thewaterwalkerfilm

#filmday and the team is up early and checking their gear. #rezlife goes stays local on the Six Nations of the Grand River to learn about the traditional meats and proteins of our ancestors. 

Stay tuned! #indigenous #indigenousfilm #indigenousmedia #seeingred #seeingredmedia #seeingredmediagroup #sixnations #sixnay #rez #rezkitchen

On March 21st @LaylaStaats will join an international delegation in Paris, France. She will facilitate a screening of the @TheWaterWalkerFilm and her own beautiful film, @BloodandWaterfilm at the CICP (International Center of Popular Culture). This event is sponsored by the The @fondation_danielle_mitterrand and @csianitassinan and is the beginning of a full week of Action! « Nous sommes l’eau qui se défend » ✊💧 World Water Day is March 22, what action will you be taking? 
#WorldWaterDay #SeeingRed #SeeindRedMedia #IndigenousVoices #IndigenousStorytellers

Las night was a lot of fun getting together as a group and putting watching in the hot seat . So many great podcasts to come . I can’t wait 😁👌

March 8 is International Women's Day. It’s a global day to recognize and celebrate women’s and girls’ social, economic, cultural, and political achievements. We think it's a also a good day to tag the warrior women, the aunties, your grandma, to shout out to your girls, to your mom, to all the strong, smart, kick ass women you love!
 #March8 #Women  #WarriorWomen #SeeingRedMedia

Congratulations to all the #IndigenousMusicians who've been nominated for a 2023 Juno award!

In the early 1990s, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Shingoose (aka Curtis Johnny) and producer Elaine Bomberry lobbied for the Canadian Association of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS) to shine a light on the outstanding work of First Nations musicians.

The Best Music of Aboriginal Canada Recording category was introduced at the 1994 JUNO Awards. That year the very first recipient was the artist Wapistan for his album 'Wapistan is Lawrence Martin' released on First Nations/EMI Music Canada.

The original name lasted until 2003, when it became known as Aboriginal Recording of the Year (2003–2009); and then it was Aboriginal Album of the Year (2010–2016). In 2017, it became Indigenous Music Album of the Year, and then finally, in 2019 the category was updated to Indigenous Artist or Group of the Year and 2022 it was broken into Contemporary Indigenous Artist or Group of the Year, and Traditional Indigenous Artist or Group of the Year. 

notes from junoawards.ca

#FlashbackFriday Sharing a few #BehindTheScenes shots from last Friday. Some of the stories we've been gathering and filming will be shared as part of our partnership with Snap Chat and their awesome 523 Program that 'helps spotlight content companies and creators from underrepresented communities to get them the support they need to succeed.' 

#SnapChat #RezLife #SeeingRed #SeeindRedMedia #IndigenousVoices #IndigenousStorytellers #SeeingRedMediaTeam #SixNations #523

Today's #MohawkWordOfTheDay is:

"Come Here"
Ken' non táhse
Pronounced: 
Gah-Noo-DAH-say

How do you say "Come here" in your #language?

music sample: Adrian Harjo

#LanguageBack #IndigenousLanguage #LaylaStaats #LanguageSpeaker #SpeakMohawk #SeeingRed #SeeindRedMedia #IndigenousVoices #IndigenousStorytellers #SeeingRedMediaTeam