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Mapping Mexican Media: Indigenous and Community Video and Radio on Native Networks
Amalia Cordova
Latin American Programs Coordinator
Film + Video Center
Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian
One Bowling Green, New York, N.Y. 10004
www.nativenetworks.si.edu
www.redesindigenas.si.edu

The Film and Video Center of the National Museum of the American Indian is pleased to announce the launch of a new feature article,a new feature article on the "Native Networks/Redes Indigenas" website: "Mapping Mexican Media: Indigenous and Community Video and Radio," by Amalia Córdova and Gabriela Zamorano. The article gives a regional overview of Mexican indigenous video production and radio. Links and resource lists on the site include profiles of 10 Native media makers, descriptions and links to 20 indigenous media organizations and film festivals, and descriptions of nearly 50 Native Mexican works that have been screened by NMAI since 1995. "Native Networks/Redes Indigenas," produced by NMAI's Film and Video Center, is a bilingual website for Native film, video, radio, television, and new media throughout the Americas, and is the only Internet site covering this information.
This new feature was launched at the Morelia International Film Festival in Michoacán, Mexico, during a day-long program on Mexican, US and world indigenous film. To access the webpage go to www.nativenetworks.si.edu (English) or www.redesindigenas.si.edu (Spanish), and click on "Closeups," then "Regions."

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