Indigenous Voices Webinar
This one-hour online workshop offers practical guidance for Native Americans and Indigenous activists interested in safely, ethically and effectively using video for evidence and advocacy. We share examples of how Indigenous groups from around the world are using video in their work.
We cover:
- Overview of Video Advocacy Methodology
- Best Practices for Filming for Advocacy & Evidence
- Basic Digital Security & Video Preservation Tips
- Mobile Equipment Recommendations
If you’re interested in learning how to use video to raise awareness, share important stories, or document violations against Indigenous peoples and territories, this is a great introductory workshop! Webinar slide deck is available here.
Co-organized by: Seventh Generation Fund for Indigenous Peoples, Sandra Creamer Consulting, WITNESS
| Collection(s) | All resources |
|---|---|
| Region/Country | United States |
| Topic(s) | Anonymity, Archiving & Preservation, Indigenous Rights, Livestreaming, Mobile Phones, Safety & Security Planning, Social Media & Messaging Apps, Storytelling, Verification, Video Advocacy, Video Production |
| Type | Webinar |
| Language | English |
