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BEyond the film

The work of Remaining Native extends beyond cinema walls. This film is part of a larger movement to work towards action, healing, and coalition building. 

EXHIBITION

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showing the film allows us to create spaces for trauma-informed dialogue around Indian Boarding Schools

COALITION

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building reciprocal partnerships, pushing for change and policy

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Education

through an Indigenous lens, shifting narratives and creating curriculum centering Native students

ACTION

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Native Youth led initiatives for generational healing & community building

SUPPORT

Interested in supporting the film with a tax-deductible donation that will maximize the film's impact through community outreach and involvement? 

CURRENT IMPACT

Since premiering in March 2025, we have had  200+ screenings of the film,

built  120+partnershipS, and have been in  50 Film festivals.

 

We estimate our work has reached over 15,000 people. 
 

last updated December 4, 2025

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Community Screenings

Panels, discussions, and educational talks all allow for an in-depth understanding of the making of the film, forge connections, share resources, and build solidarity. So far we have held 22 events.

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Runs

These runs help to build community around the film. As Art Martinez says "Runners carry medicine when they journey to other communities." So far, we have held 17 community runs.

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Events

These are rich opportunities to build coalitions and community for mutual support of each other's work. They can be parties, meet-and-greets, activations, book signings, and more. So far, we have held 14 events.

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Discussions & Panels

Panels, discussions, educational talks all allow for an in-depth understanding behind the making of the film, forge connections, share resources, and build solidarity. So far we have held 8 events.

Your support of the film and our impact campaign means we can, and will, be able to continue sharing this story along with the many other Indigenous people who have been impacted by the United States policy of forced assimilation. Your contribution directly impacts our ability to ensure this story remains in the hands of Indigenous peoples to uplift and center the stories of Indian boarding school survivors and descendants.

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Niawen,  

Paige Bethmann, Director & Producer & The Remaining Native Team

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