Press & Resources

Updated 16 June 2020

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Hase Post Forget Winnetou! – Filmvorführung und Diskussion

CBC Native Hobbyism is Modern Day Colonialism

OYA Magazine Vergesst Winnetou

Deutschlandfunk Kultur Die Ureinwohner kommen nicht zu Wort

Süddeutsche Zeitung Glaubensbekenntnis: Red Haircrow

Der Freitag Ich bin nur dem Nein begegnet

Missy Magazine Kulturelle Aneignung und koloniale Gewalt

Frankfurt Postkolonial Filmprojekt: FORGET WINNETOU!

Rabble.ca Film ‘Forget Winnetou!’ studies German idealization of Indigenous culture

Radio/Podcast

The Indian Citizenship Act at WDR5 Köln, June 2, 2019. Article by Claudia Friedrich, the host. AUDIO

Can you copyright culture? at dBs Film & Music Studios, March 20, 2019. VIDEO

Forget Winnetou! How projections become reality at TRAFO-Ideenkongress zu Kultur, Alltag & Politik auf dem Land in Halle (Saale), Sept. 19, 2018. AUDIO

TRAFO-Ideenkongress zu Kultur, Alltag & Politik auf dem Land in Halle (Saale), Sept. 19, 2018. VIDEO

The Electric Sheep Film Show (Radio/Podcast) Unspoken Cultures (September 19, 2018).

Deutschlandfunk Kultur (Artikel und Podcast) Projekt “Forget Winnetou” gegen Klischees. In English and German.

Reboot.fm (Radioshow/Podcast) The Voices #36. On Standing Rock, indigenous sovereignty and contemporary events in historical context. With music by Frank Waln, A Tribe Called Red, Bear Fox and more. In English.

Voice Republic (Podcast): #RepresentationMatters: Decolonizing Indigeneity. Forget Winnetou! A discussion on the representation of Indigenous and First Nations in America and Germany, in a lecture at Humboldt-University in Berlin. In English.

Resources

Native/Indigenous Organizations

Not Your Mascots is a non-profit organization dedicated to addressing the misappropriation of Indigenous identity, imagery and culture using our educational and advocacy efforts to provide a more comprehensive understanding of Native people and the damage done to our youth and communities through the misrepresentation and mockery of our identities and culture through mascots, stereotypes and cultural appropriation.

Native Appropriations is a forum for discussing representations of Native peoples, including stereotypes, cultural appropriation, news, activism, and more.

A Tribe Called Geek is dedicated to offering indigenous perspectives on both mainstream and indigenous geek culture and highlighting indigenous contributions to geek culture and S.T.E.M Fields.

First Peoples Worldwide is the first and only Indigenous-led organization working to restore Indigenous Peoples’ control and authority over their assets by making grants directly to Indigenous communities, and by engaging directly with corporations and investors to promote Free, Prior, and Informed Consent.

Honor Our Earth creates awareness and support for Native environmental issues and to develop needed financial and political resources for the survival of sustainable Native communities. Honor the Earth develops these resources by using music, the arts, the media, and Indigenous wisdom to ask people to recognize our joint dependency on the Earth and be a voice for those not heard.

Indigenous Environmental Network is a grassroots network of kickass Indigenous leaders and communities across Turtle Island fighting for Environmental Justice and the Rights of Mother Earth.

Unsettling America-Decolonization in Theory & Practice is an emerging decentralized network of autonomous groups and individuals dedicated to mental and territorial decolonization throughout Turtle Island and the “Americas.”

Native Cry Outreach Alliance is an organization made up of dedicated Native, as well as Non-Native, Americans to support a single and important cause. Native Cry is dedicated to suicide prevention awareness, helping survivors of suicide, and people who suffer a loss from suicide within the Native American community as well as other indigenous peoples around the world.

Native Arts and Cultures Foundation is a Native-led, philanthropic organization dedicated exclusively to the perpetuation of American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian arts and cultures.

Native Research Network is a leadership community of American Indian, Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian, and Canadian Aboriginal persons promoting integrity and excellence in research. NRN advocates for high quality research that is collaborative, supportive, and builds capacity. NRN promotes an environment for research that operates on the principles of integrity, respect, trust, ethics, cooperation, and open communication in multi-disciplinary fields.