The Director

Red Haircrow (Director & Producer) is an award-winning writer, game developer, educator, psychologist and filmmaker who is Native (Chiricahua Apache/Cherokee) and African American. He was born in Germany to a US military family, and grew up mostly in Alabama and Tennessee stateside.

He holds a Master’s in Native American Studies from MSU Bozeman, a Bachelor’s of Science in Psychology, counsels selectively. Their articles and interviews have been published in news sources such as Indian Country Today, STERN, Deutsche Welle, Süddeutsche Zeitung and Mother Jones, among others.

Red Haircrow’s continuing research focuses on Indigenous and other intergenerational historic trauma, Autistic Spectrum Disorder, suicide prevention and GLBTIIQ needs. Through their multimedia consultation company, Flying With Red Haircrow Productions, they explores opportunities for collaboration and cooperation in education, film, art, music & more. More details such as videography, bibliography/publications and current projects can be found at www.redhaircrow.com.

Current projects include a world indigenous educational video game, continuing research on stigma and prejudice relating to psychological disorders and conditions such as ASD, and support of Chiricahua Apache N’de Nation Independent Sovereignty and Self-Sustainability.


Interested in our work, projects or a presentation for your group, class or organization? Contact us.

Find our current projects of interest and you might like to help? Write us.


Current & Upcoming Events

Board of Directors & Other Affiliations

Honors & Awards

  • 2023 Winner Ma’iingan Scholarship Award winner as an early career psychologist in Two-spirit, LGBTQ+, gender fluid, nonbinary and other gender expansive support work
  • 2019 Finalist Overcome Film Festival in San Bernadino, CA, USA for Forget Winnetou! Loving in the Wrong Way
  • 2019 Semi-finalist Courage Film Festival in Berlin, Germany, for Forget Winnetou! Loving in the Wrong Way
  • 2019 Semi-finalist A Rebel Minded Festival, Brooklyn, NY, USA, for Forget Winnetou! Loving in the Wrong Way
  • 2018 Winner Audience Award at Refugees Film Festival in Berlin, Germany, for Forget Winnetou! Loving in the Wrong Way
  • 2018 Best in Category Buddha Film Festival Pune, India, for Forget Winnetou! Loving in the Wrong Way
  • 2018 Semi-finalist LosAngeles CineFest, USA for Forget Winnetou! Loving in the Wrong Way
  • 2013 Finalist Contemporary LGBT Fiction at Rainbow Awards for The Agony of Joy
  • 2013 Winner LGBT Fiction at Global eBook Awards for The Agony of Joy
  • 2012 Winner LGBT Biography at Rainbow Awards for Silence is Multi-Colored in my World

Fiction:

  • A Lieutenant’s Love 
  • Convenience Store Romance 
  • Night Shift
  • Katrdeshtr’s Redemption 
  • The House of Doom, Dreams and Desire 
  • The Coat: Secrets of a Hatcheck Boy 
  • The Angel of Berlin 
  • The Caravaggio and the Swan
  • We, The Dead (Danse Macabre Magazine)
  • Varney the Vampire Remixed
  • The Agony of Joy (Global E-Book Awards Winner 2013, Best in Category, Finalist Rainbow Awards 2013)
  • Variance: A Short Story Collection
  • Child of Lighta short interactive fiction game
  • The Angel of Berlin, a short interactive fiction game

Non-Fiction

  • Varied Spirits, Vol.1 Anthology (editor, contributor) (31 March 2023)
  • Terming Us into New Obscurity, contributor in #CommunitiesSolidarischDenken – Zusammen als People of Color?! Überlegungen zu nachhaltiger Community-Zusammenarbeit III at xart splitta (2  Dec 2022)
  • The Color of Your Skin & Threatened by Beads, two poems in “Risings Voices: Poems Towards a Social Justice Revolution” by University Press (Jan, 2022)
  • The Color of Your Skin & Threatened by Beads, two poems in Geschichte schreiben or “Writing History” in Neue Rundschau 2018/2 “Geschichte schreiben“, S. Fischer Verlage (July, 2018)
  • Threatened by Beads & The Color of Your Skin in Red Ink: International Journal of Indigenous Literature, Arts, & Humanities (Nov/Dec. 2016)
  • The Mountains Are My Kingdom in Red Rising Magazine (May 2016)
  • CORE: A Poetry Collection (March 2014)
  • Big Mama’s Pears in American Athenauem, Sword & Saga Press (March 31, 2013)
  • Eight Poems in Sibling Rivalry Press’ Assaracus Magazine  (January 10, 2013)
  • Silence Is Multi-Colored In My World (Rainbow Award Winner 2012 Best Gay Biography)
  • Songs of the Universal Vagabond (August, 2, 2011)

Indian Country Today Media Network Articles (ICT*):


 

Lectures, Events, Workshops & Exhibitions


Academic Work (at Academia.edu) & Citations (Google Scholar)


Other Articles, Comments, Podcasts & Interviews:


Book Trailers by Red Haircrow:


Films & Music Videos at Flying With Red Haircrow Productions:


Documentary Film Trailers


Documentary “Forget Winnetou!” (2018) Official Selections, Special Screenings & Awards

  • ““Indian” Is Not A Costume” Discussion & “Twice Colonized” Documentary screening, Salzburg, Austria (7 Feb 2024)
  • “Forget Winntou! Loving in the Wrong Way” screening, Museum Folkwang, Essen, Germany. (26 Oct 2023)
  • “Forget Winnetou! Loving in the Wrong Way” screening + Q&A, Freiburg, Germany. (18 Oct 2023)
  • Screening & Guest Speaker – “Forget Winnetou! Loving in the Wrong Way” with cooperation with Oldenburg University and Cine K Theatres. (10 May 2023)
    Screening & Guest Speaker – “Forget Winnetou! Loving in the Wrong Way” in cooperation with Culturitical and Christian Albrechts University at Kiel (3 May 2023)
  • Special Screening – “Internationalen Wochen gegen Rassismus” – Theologischen Hochschule Friedensau & “Demokratie leben! – Partnerschaft für Demokratie Burg und südliches Jerichower Land” (23 March 2021)
  • Special Screening – “Schwartz ist der Ozean” series at Exil – Osnabrücker Zentrum für Flüchtlinge e.V. (27 February 2021, Osnabrück)
  • Special Screening – Unseen Unheard // Indigenous Film Screening at ACUD MACHT NEU (4 December 2019, Berlin, Germany)
  • Special Screening & Discussion – Xart Splitta (21 November 2019, Berlin, Germany)
  • Finalist – Overcome Film Festival (October 2018, San Bernadino, CA, USA)
  • Film Festival – Indigenous Film & Arts Festival (14 October 2019, Denver, Colorado)
  • Film Festival – Balkan Can Film Festival in (10 October, 2019, Athens, Greece)
  • Special Screening – Heinrich Böll Stiftung Bildungswerk Berlin (7 September 2019, Berlin, Germany)
  • Special Screening – Institut für den Situationsansatz (24 May 2019, Berlin, Germany)
  • Special Screening -“Blütsbruder” Exhibition (26 April 2019, Osnabrück, Germany)
  • Semi-finalist – Courage Film Festival 2019 (Berlin, Germany)
  • Semi-finalist -A Rebel Minded Festival 2019 (Brooklyn, NY, USA)
  • Refugees Welcome Film Festival (Oct. 29, 2018, Berlin, Germany) AUDIENCE AWARD WINNER
  • Special Screening – PAVED Arts & Wanuskewin Galleries, (January 2019, Saskatoon, SK, Canada)
  • Special Screening – Kino in Kasten in cooperation with Technische Universität Dresden (Nov. 14, 2018, Dresden, Germany)
  • Native Spirit Film Festival (October 11-21, 2018, London, England, UK)
  • NatiVisions Film Festival (29 September 2018, Parker, AZ, USA)
  • Indigenous Film Festival (August 2-3, 2018, Pine Ridge, SD, USA)
  • Buddha Film Festival (June 9-10, 2018, Pune, Maharashtra, India) BEST IN CATEGORY AWARD WINNER
  • First Nations Film & Video Festival (May 1-10, 2018, Chicago, IL, USA)
  • Semi-finalist- LosAngeles CineFest (April 2018)
  • Finalist- Miami Epic Trailer Festival (April 2017)