The Creative Enterprise by Natives Delivering to All People the Stories that Shape our World. Empowering Native Indigenous Storytellers Est 1995 News. Movies.
RNCI longest standing Native Women-Led, Indigenous Media Arts & Cultural nonprofit in Entertainment Industry. Red Nation Television Network. Your #1 Source from the Native Perspective. Original Series. Educational companion. Est 2006. 10 million viewers 37 countries. Owner.CEO: Joanelle Romero, actress, award-winning director, producer, member of The Motion Picture Arts & Sciences
24/11/2025
Joanelle Romero and Band 🦋
Hawk Lopez on Drums
Danny Hechter on Guitar
Joanelle Romero on Vocals
Phil Lo Presti on Guitar
Greg Coatez on Bass
Joanelle Romero first met the Legendary LEONARD COHEN when she was 15 years old at the Troubadour. Then in 1978, they met up again and immediately began living with each other. In 1979, Leonard produced Joanelle’s first recording at A & M Records. Joanelle was the first artist produced by Leonard Cohen. Learn more 🎶 https://bit.ly/49vUvUe
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24/11/2025
🌟 And the BIG NEWS keeps pouring in! 🌟�Congratulations YANUNI — now officially in the running! 🎥✨
The Academy has revealed its list of eligible Documentary, Animation & International Feature Films… and YANUNI is on it! 🙌🔥
🔗 Read more: https://bit.ly/43LJoTr
The RNCI Red Nation Awards each year since 1995 proudly kicks off Hollywood’s awards season,
celebrating 30 years of amplifying Native and Indigenous voices in cinema.
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23/11/2025
🎉 Big News!
We’re thrilled to announce a $299,500 grant awarded to Joanelle Romero’s Red Nation Celebration Institute (RNCI).
This funding advances 30 years of impact—helping preserve and share three decades of Indigenous storytelling and build a centralized archival collection of RNIFF content.
Together, we’ll continue RNCI’s work in culture, justice, and community empowerment — and put Native & Indigenous voices at the forefront of media. 🌎✨
The Red Nation Celebration Institute (RNCI) proposes to preserve and enhance access to a significant collection of 900 Native Indigenous audio and film recordings, currently at risk due to analog media degradation. Comprehensive metadata will accompany each digital file, making the collection more accessible to researchers and the general public. This initiative will safeguard 30 years of Indigenous creative and historic voices to provide a rich resource for scholarly study and cultural engagement and laying groundwork for future educational resources and exhibits based on these invaluable cultural narratives.
23/11/2025
23/11/2025
17th Native Women in Film Festival Submission Now Open
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https://rednationtv.com Red Nation Television Network. Native is Here - is the pioneering Online Streaming company from the Native Perspective. The nation’s first American Indian and World Indigenous Peoples Television Network.
News. Movies. Original Series. Founded in 2006. Red Nation Television Network the first Global online streaming entertainment media company distributed TV Channel exclusively devoted to American Indian and World Indigenous content. Reaching 10 million viewers in 37 countries. Subscribe Today $4.99 RedNationTV.com
RED TELEVISION NETWORK Native is Here is an American media-services provider headquartered in Los Angeles, California, founded in 2006 by Joanelle Romero in Los Angeles, California.
👉Now You Know: Red Nation Television Network is the world’s largest American Indian & Indigenous internet company by subscribers and revenue.
👉Now You Know: Red Nation Television Network was ahead of the explosion of online steaming content, in 2006, before Netflix or Hulu RedNationTV.com was born out of a direct need. Founder Joanelle Romero states ‘Curating Native content for the last 41 years, it was time to have our own television network.’
