Red Nation Celebration Institute (RNCI) – 31st Edition: 2026, Celebrating three decades of groundbreaking native & indigenous storytelling.
RNCI The Creative Enterprise by Natives delivering to all people the stories that shape our world. RNCI has began the process of archiving and digitizing years of content and will be available to public in 2027.
Project Title: ‘Voices Reclaimed: Digitizing and Reserving Native Indigenous Archives for Future Generations’.
RNCI stands out as the sole non-profit Institute worldwide boasting three decades of Native and Indigenous content. This rich tapestry showcases top native artists, filmmakers, musicians, poets, and more, spanning a diverse array of produced programming, concert series, photos, articles, and beyond.
#TogetherWeCan Support RNCI Legacy for future generations!
RNCI Language, Cultural & Film Initiative supports “hands-on” preservation and restoration to ensure that these films – these works of art, historical records, and essential representations of our native culture – will survive for future generations.
Red Nation Celebration Institute is actively restoring Native Cinema through its RNCI Language, Cultural & Film Initiative. A full list of American Indian & Indigenous Indie films that are currently being restored, to be listed 2026!
Red Nation Celebration Institute (RNCI) – 31st Edition: 2026, Celebrating three decades of groundbreaking native & indigenous storytelling.
RNCI The Creative Enterprise by Natives delivering to all people the stories that shape our world. RNCI has began the process of archiving and digitizing years of content and will be available to public in 2025.
Project Title: ‘Voices Reclaimed: Digitizing and Reserving Native Indigenous Archives for Future Generations’.
RNCI stands out as the sole non-profit Institute worldwide boasting three decades of Native and Indigenous content. This rich tapestry showcases top native artists, filmmakers, musicians, poets, and more, spanning a diverse array of produced programming, concert series, photos, articles, and beyond.
#TogetherWeCan Support RNCI Legacy for future generations!
RNCI Language, Cultural & Film Initiative supports “hands-on” preservation and restoration to ensure that these films – these works of art, historical records, and essential representations of our native culture – will survive for future generations.
Red Nation Celebration Institute is actively restoring Native Cinema through its RNCI Language, Cultural & Film Initiative. A full list of American Indian & Indigenous Indie films that are currently being restored, to be listed 2026!
These restorations are funded through grants and donations.
“Our partners are not just sponsors – they are part of a global shift shaping the future of Native and Indigenous storytelling.”
These restorations are funded through grants and donations.
Thank You to Our Generous Sponsors!
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All donation receipts are sent via email, and can be sent by fax or post if requested.
All donations are in US funds.
RNCI Language, Cultural & Film Initiative is a program of Red Nation Celebration a 501(c)(3) federally recognized American Indian Arts & Cultural non-profit organization. All contributions are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. No goods or services were provided in exchange for the donation.
It’s easy to make a donation, Donations by check are payable to Red Nation Celebration Institute at:
6250 Canoga Avenue Ste 556
Woodland Hills, California 91367
All contributions are tax deductible
Red Nation Celebration Institute is a Federally Recognized 501 (c) (3) charitable organization. EIN 95-4015181.
All contributions are tax deductible. No goods or services will be provided in exchange for the contribution.