Red Eagle Soaring

Registration for SIYAP is now open!

Over the course of two weeks, students ages 10-19 collaborate with Native theatre professionals to create an original showcase performance to share with families and community.

Weaving together traditional Indigenous performance elements with contemporary theatre, students get the chance to choose how to be storytellers and how to participate in the creative process.

All of our programming is completely free! Register now: https://tinyurl.com/yu27e84c

Congrats Tantoo Cardinal! We'll never forget the time you spent with RES youth virtually during the pandemic, lifting their spirits and telling your story with them! Stay blessed & thank you for all your amazing work!

Our Red Eagle Soaring youth are honored to participate in this historic event! RES youth will participate in battlefield activities and education, open the Opening Night Remembrance & Celebration, then have a film they created screen as part of the festival's 22 overall films! For those who can't make it to Billings, the festival will be livestreamed @ Smoke Signal Studio, . The festival honors the Allied Tribes' victory over Custer - the Cheyenne, Lakota & Arapaho - & the resilience of the last 150 years. By centering these stories, LBHFF hopes to boost Native pride, fostering accurate education about this critical event in history & the Allied Tribes’ on-going survival. Follow our journey to Montana!
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Today!! Red Eagle Soaring youth will be performing our Spring show “Killer of the Alien Gods” for the Indigenous People Festival at Seattle Center!

Come see the show at 12:30pm on the Armory stage inside the Center house!

Facts 💯

As part of a series on the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, Indian Country Today explores how the Haudenosaunee Confederacy showed American colonizers an example of a thriving democracy, in which distinct communities could remain sovereign, yet still be united under one government.

It is an example that played a critical role in the development of the U.S. Constitution and democratic framework. At the same time, there are still lessons that should be learned from the Haudenosaunee people, including those surrounding environmental issues and global Indigenous rights.

➡️ Read more: https://bit.ly/4uZDIAC

At OAC in King Street Station! ✨

Don't miss SUPAMAN live this Thursday! 🔥 This is a completely FREE event hosted by Daybreak Star Radio! Invite your friends, share the word, and pull up! 🙌🏽
⏰ June 11, 6:00 – 8:00 PM
📍 ARTS at King Street Station

THIS SATURDAY!!

Red Eagle Soaring will be performing our Spring play “Killer of the Alien Gods” at the Duwamish Longhouse as part of their first MMIW Awareness event.

Hope to see you there!

Elizah Kootxhéech Dominy is a Red Eagle Soaring alumni- Definitely go check this out!!

🌿 Join Elizah Dominy, from Tlingit & Haida, for a 2-day Traditional Language Workshop!

Next week on Tuesday, May 26th and Thursday, May 28th, we will learn about the importance of Indigenous Language Revitalization through storytelling, song sharing, and learning some Lingít language! These two sessions together will form a brief overview of a Beginning Lingít course.
We look forward to seeing you there 🤗