An Evening of Tribal Water Storytelling — Durango

The Tribal Water Media Fellowship, the Durango Independent Film Festival, and the Four Corners Water Center at Fort Lewis College present: An Evening of Tribal Water Storytelling

This event features select projects from the Tribal Water Media Fellowship program and the Freshwaters Illustrated feature “The Lost Fish: The struggle to save pacific lamprey.”

This event is free and open to the public. Registration is encouraged, but not required.

Dinner provided.

About Tribal Water Media Fellowship

The Tribal Water Media Fellowship is a partnership between Rocky Mountain PBS, KSUT Tribal Radio, and Fort Lewis College that has propelled over thirty college students to the forefront of research, community collaboration and equitable storytelling realms. Focused on Indigenous water topics to diversify the voices and stories being told in media, the fellowship takes a novel approach to teaching both ecological media and collaborative storytelling. Each fellow, with their unique blend of creativity and passion, chooses a subject from a broad range — from the intricacies of water rights in the American Southwest to personal narratives that reveal Tribal relationships with water as more than just a resource.