Cultural Awareness and Cultural Competency Videos
Topics: Alaska Native, Cultural awareness and cultural competency
format: Video
Further your learning about cultural awareness and cultural competency with video resources.
Further your learning about cultural awareness and cultural competency, and earn .5 hours of training credit, through these additional video resources.
An introduction of Kayla Briët
Meet Kayla Briët and learn how art connects to ancestry.
A film by Kayla Briët
“Smoke That Travels” is a personal documentary by Kayla Briët that explores preservation and loss of culture and her own identity as Prairie Band Potawatomi.
Eighteen cultural films: Indigenous cinema in the classroom
Geared towards middle-school learners, this playlist from acclaimed filmmakers brings Indigenous cinema into the classroom in a highly accessible way. The films touch on the topics of nationhood, identity, fatherhood, heritage, colonization, and more.
Heikima (wisdom) their history is our history
Interviews with some of the most influential long-time members of Alaska’s Black community.
Third culture kids
This short documentary film highlights some of the challenges faced by students attending international schools around the world.
The myth of race debunked in three minutes
Learn about the concept of race from the framework of race as a social construct.
The John Walkus story
This documentary follows John Walkus Green as he carves his way home to the community and culture he was taken from as a child.
Further your learning about cultural awareness and cultural competency with video resources.
Further your learning about cultural awareness and cultural competency, and earn .5 hours of training credit, through these additional video resources.
An introduction of Kayla Briët
Meet Kayla Briët and learn how art connects to ancestry.
A film by Kayla Briët
“Smoke That Travels” is a personal documentary by Kayla Briët that explores preservation and loss of culture and her own identity as Prairie Band Potawatomi.
Eighteen cultural films: Indigenous cinema in the classroom
Geared towards middle-school learners, this playlist from acclaimed filmmakers brings Indigenous cinema into the classroom in a highly accessible way. The films touch on the topics of nationhood, identity, fatherhood, heritage, colonization, and more.
Heikima (wisdom) their history is our history
Interviews with some of the most influential long-time members of Alaska’s Black community.
Third culture kids
This short documentary film highlights some of the challenges faced by students attending international schools around the world.
The myth of race debunked in three minutes
Learn about the concept of race from the framework of race as a social construct.
The John Walkus story
This documentary follows John Walkus Green as he carves his way home to the community and culture he was taken from as a child.
