Native Voices at the University of Washington is a center where students, faculty, and independent producers create documentaries and media research that contributes to the understanding, strengthening, and support of Indigenous people and communities. Native Voices envisions filmmaking from a decolonized, community based, and global perspective. We offer students and producers the opportunity to explore documentary from an Indigenous perspective, and to create projects that speak to critical personal, social and political issues in their lives.
Documentaries produced in our center have won awards and been screened at Sundance, the American Indian Film Festival, the National Museum of the American Indian, the Museum of Modern Art, and many other venues. Our films are used in Indigenous education throughout the world.

1、 Representations of Native Americans in the Media and Popular Culture

2、Documentary Film/Video Research Methods in American Indian Communities

3、Documentary Production in American Indian Communities

4、Documentary Form, Theory, and Practice

5、Survey of Indigenous Media

6、Documentary Research and Production

1、本地美國(guó)人在媒體和大眾文化代表

2、美國(guó)印第安社區(qū)的紀(jì)錄片視頻研究方法

3、在美國(guó)印第安社區(qū)的視頻制作

4、文件形式，理論與實(shí)踐

5、本地媒體的調(diào)查

6、文獻(xiàn)研究與生產(chǎn)