International Indigenous Fashion Week
Regina Regina, SK, Canada

Here is the story of funny man Brett Mooswa. A longer version will air on CTV Regina and Saskatoon on Sunday April 18th at 6pm. We are extremely delighted he was able to share his story with us and we hope his comedy career soars sky high because there’s no doubt about his talent!

If you are a young Indigenous women or gender-diverse artist, share a piece of art that shows what resiliency looks like to you. Share your art by tagging us on TikTok and sending an email to [email protected]. If you don't have TikTok, you can submit your piece by email!

Our second Spotlight on a Changemaker episode is featuring International Indigenous Arts and Fashion Awards ARTIST OF THE YEAR ArtLife. Click on the link below for the full interview and don't forget to subscribe to our youtube channel! https://youtu.be/-BWjxW3IaKw

On this week's edition of "Spotlight on a Changemaker", we had the opportunity to interview International Indigenous Arts and Fashion Awards ARTIST OF THE YEAR winner Christopher "DAy One" Lightning, the driving force behind ArtLife. Day One is an independent First Nations artist from Maskwacis, Alberta whose decades long story following the artistic path has been tough at times; but his talent, generosity and perseverance have ensured his reputation as both a respected artist and valued community member. Stay tuned for the full episode tomorrow, Tuesday NOVEMBER 23!

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Please do NOT throw away your mascara wands. Instead, clean JUST THE WAND with dawn soap, place them in a ziploc bag and mail them to a Wildlife Refuge acceptin...g donations. These little wands are able to be upcycled to clean away oil, larvae, fly eggs, mites, infections, mud and other contaminants from wildlife. Works great for medical care and wound treatment Pick your refuge to mail to: Appalachian Wild P.O. Box 1211 Skyland NC 28776 OR Wildlife Wands P.O. Box 1586 Southwick, MA 01077

Our first interview for the "Spotlight on a Changemaker" series is finally here! We sat down and chatted with Norma Baker-Flying Horse. An enrolled member of the Mandan Hidatsa Arikara Nation, member of the Hidatsa, Dakota Sioux and Assiniboine Tribe, she is the owner of the Native American Fashion line, Red Berry Woman Norma’s work has been seen throughout Indian Country being worn by Tribal members who represent their Native nation from politics, pageants to the film indus...try. Her collection has been featured on international runways such as Vancouver Fashion Week, Paris Fashion Week, and runways of New York City. In 2018, her gown graced the Oscar stage when activist, Alice Brownotter was invited for the Andra Day and Common performance. This event earned Norma the title of First Contemporary Native American Fashion Designer to have a gown worn on the Oscar televised event. Norma’s work was also recently worn on the 2019 Grammy red carpet. This year, she was named the first International Indigenous Designer of the Year during the 2020 International Indigenous Arts and Fashion Awards held in Regina, Canada. For the full interview, head over to our youtube page or click on this link: https://youtu.be/188aKjJp6EM

Are you a beader, seamstress, accessories maker, clothing designer, events planner or even a musician? If you would like to sell your products or services on an online platform this holiday season, then be a part of the DIGITAL ARTS MARKET 2020! We will be creating a website that showcases the beauty of Indigenous designs and talent! You will also be featured in our soon to be launched fashion magazine, INDIGENISTA. Don't miss this opportunity to connect customers from around... the world! Email us your name, type of product/service, brief description of your company/collection and the best photos that you have to [email protected] by Sunday, November 1 at 5pm. Looking forward to see you online!

We are so excited to bring you our newest "Spotlight on a Changemaker Series", a collection of interviews with our International Indigenous Arts and Fashion Award winners. Starting tonight, we will be featuring women who were pivotal in creating change in our community, watch out for our interview with Norma Baker-Flying Horse, the creator of Red Berry Woman. Norma is this year's International Indigenous Designer of the Year recipient and the first contemporary Native America...n fashion designer to have a gown worn on the Oscars. Photo credit: https://redberrywoman.com/