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- EIN 95-4015181
- (818) 665-5753
- 6250 Canoga Ave Apt 556 Woodland Hills CA 91367 USA
- https://www.rednationff.com
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Arts & Culture
Mission: Indigenous Women-LED: Red Nation Celebration Institute the Authentic Voice of American Indian & Indigenous Nations, to increase visibility of independent filmmakers, media artists and content creators amplifying cinematic excellence with an emphasis on initiatives for Native women, girls and youth in all media platforms and educational institutions, in conjunction with partners from around the world.
Target demographics: Red Nation Celebration Institute (RNCI) established to present contemporary and traditional American Indian performing arts of diverse artistic disciplines. To encourage understanding of cultural traditions, performing arts, preservation, and the advancement of American Indian, Alaska Native and Indigenous Nations.
Geographic areas served: Founded 1995 in Santa Fe New Mexico during Indian Market. Red Nation Celebration Institute is the longest standing American Indian & Indigenous multidisciplinary educational Arts & Cultural federally recognized 501 (c) (3) non-profit enterprise in Los Angeles CA. RNCI serves Native Nations (US and Internationally), general public, students from 6th - 12grade and Students in Universities with partnership at USC School of Public Policy.
Programs: RNCI the pioneer resource center for the Entertainment Industry and Indian Country in all media platforms, dedicated to bringing Native American content and the arts to mainstream media by successfully replacing American Indian stereotype with recognition, new vision, arts, culture and economic prosperity by placing American Indian at the forefront of the entertainment industry, promoting a better understanding among the general public regarding American Indian and Alaska Native people and to introduce American Indian to a larger, global mainstream audience while promoting strong tribal-federal government-to-government policies and relations between the American Indian community and the entertainment industry.