Community 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 5 community runs.
Running allows audiences to have a deeper understanding for why we run, think about the land, the story and history it holds. Runs are organized in collaboration with community members. Remaining Native works to seek our partners who know their community best.
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last updated July 2025
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NIKE Running
Remaining Native premiered at SXSW in March of 2025. We partnered with Nike Running and Running Strong for American Indian Youth, to host a 5K run in Austin. Following the run there was a celebration at Maňana Coffee with live music, free coffee, Indian tacos, Nike product demos, Powwow Dancers from the Austin Powwow Committee, and giveaways courtesy of Nike Running.
250 runners, with 500 registrants
Partners:
Press: Austin Monthly
March 9, 2025
Margaret Mead Film festival
5k community run
To celebrate the New York Premiere of Remaining Native, we partnered with the Upper West Side Run Club and the American Museum of Natural History to host a 5k Run through Central Park. The run began on the Museum’s steps at 79th Street and Central Park West and will close with a live performance from the All Nations Dancers, on the museum terrace for a powerful moment of community building.
Partners :
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All Nations Dancers
175 Runners
Sunday, May 3, 2025
Seattle
International Film
Festival
On Sunday, March 18th, Kutoven Stevens and the Remaining Native team, along with the United Indians of All Tribes Foundation, 4th World Media, and Running Strong for American Indian Youth, came together for a community 5k run. Billy Mills, National Spokesperson for Running Strong for American Indian Youth, joined the event in the morning for a welcome.
Partners:
70 Runners
Press: Daybreak Star Radio & ICT News
Sunday, March 18, 2025
Redfern Community
Center Run
Remaining Native partnered with the Deadly Runners to celebrate the film’s Australian Premiere premiere at the Sydney Film Festival with a community 5k run!
Partners:
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Redfern Youth Connect
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Deadly Runners
100 Runners
Friday, June 13, 2025
Bentonville Film
Festival Run
Remaining Native hosted a community run in partnership with Running Strong for American Indian Youth, 479 Run Club, Rush Running, and NWA Turtle Tribe Runners for a 5k run to celebrate the film's Arkansas premiere.
Partners:
45 Runners
Saturday, June 21, 2025
Yerington Community Run
Remaining Native hosted a community run in partnership with Running Strong for American Indian Youth, the Yerington Paiute Tribe, Stewart Indian School Cultural Center & Museum, and Laika Press. The event also included free t-shirt printing with Laika Press and Indian Tacos! The event took place in tandem with our Yerington Screenings at the Yerington Movie House, supported by the Rotary Club of Yerington.
Partners:
40 Runners
Sunday, July 13, 2025