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What is today's young Native American's life like? What are the challenges they are facing? How the historical traumas influenced their life?

This short documentary touches on these topics and tells the story of the three unique young Native Americans from Minnesota.

Did You Know?

There are an estimated 4.4 million Native Americans, including those of more than one race. They make up 1.5% of the total American population. (US Census Bureau)

There are about 150 Native American languages in the United States and Canada. About 381,000 people speak a native language at home.(US Census Bureau)

About one-third of Native Americans live on reservations. The rest live in cities and town across the United States.(US Diplomatic mission to Germany)

There are more than 550 federally recognized tribes in the United States, including 223 village groups in Alaska. (Bureau of Indian Affairs) (Source)


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Responses to " "We Are Still Here" --- A Documentary on Today's Young Native Americans (Video)"

  1. Anonymous says:

    Hope you could make a longer documentary. Nice work.

  2. Unknown says:

    Sweet documentary check out my video all about Native History! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxzXvj7O8jM&feature=share&list=UUIKyjG2mS3VvCb5rHflOiLw Thanks I am a Cree man from Ontario..

  3. Helen says:

    So important to learn off our elders, family and community traditions, so that our past is not lost forever. I wish you all well. Thankyou for the insight.

  4. Anonymous says:

    good to hear that the young are interested in their heritage and truly want to learn the ways and traditions. Not many young in the world want to learn history let alone their own heritage.

  5. Anonymous says:

    Our world would be so much better and so much more beautiful with your culture and your people.
    When I listen to the winds I hear your cultures wisdom, your drums, your elders, your repect for nature, your beautiful dances. I'm Dutch and am so very grateful that you are all still there. Help your people take back the beauty that is theirs and their alone. With much respect, Daniƫlle

  6. Anonymous says:

    I am non-native but when I go to our Six Nations Chieftans Pow-wow, I feel peace, and healing when I go home. Aboriginal teachings must exist for future generations and for the healing of our Mother Earth and it's people. Sago

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