Red Girl Rising

This 12-minute documentary features Joyce Jonathan Crone, a Mohawk matriarch, retired teacher, activist, and humanitarian. It focuses on her efforts to enhance Indigenous education and foster connections within her community.

The film addresses significant topics related to Indigenous women and the broader First Nations community in Canada. It highlights the importance of education in bridging gaps and opening hearts, showcasing the resilience and strength of Indigenous peoples.

As part of the Indigenous cinema movement, Red Girl Rising contributes to the discourse on Indigenous filmmaking and representation. It offers insights into the challenges faced by Indigenous communities while celebrating their culture and achievements.