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North America's only Indigenous-owned and female-led transformative media ecosystem. reGEN is flipping media on its head!

We are birthing a holistic ecosystem for media - elevating the voices of historically underrepresented storytellers - with a groundbreaking, gamified model for strategic brand partnerships. Nourishing media experiences inspire hope and ignite behavioral change. We finance, monetize, and activate transformative stories - marrying an impact fund, wrap-around supports for creators, and an innovative

platform-as-a-service model. North America's only Indigenous-owned and female-led media impact agency. Reconciliation breathes into every aspect of our work. Our purpose: We exist to restore faith in humanity and shift our future's narrative. Our mission: To build sovereignty, stability, and financial sustainability around Indigenous storytellers and historically underrepresented artists and filmmakers by increasing accessibility to finance, monetization, and activation opportunities. Our vision: Creating from a place of collective genius, celebrating congruent and cohesive partnerships that bring stories of hope and possibility fully alive to shift our future’s narrative.

08/11/2023

Deep gratitude to Tawny Foskett for capturing her experience for us to share with you about our Regenerative Creation Cohort. It is a joy and a gift to share these spaces with those on their own creative journeys.

We are inviting you to join our 2024 20-person Regenerative Creation Cohort and become one of those leaders weaving our way to a more beautiful future through creating and sharing your work regeneratively.

Whether you are a filmmaker setting out to make a film, a writer embarking on a book or screenplay, or a business leader looking to launch a new company or project, as part of the Regenerative Creation Cohort, you will spend the next year, not only birthing your new project in a supported environment, guided by Charlene SanJenko and Naomi , but also pioneering with us collectively into the question of what it looks like to create and deliver your work to the world in ways that are radically regenerative, ethical, sustainable - and hopeful.

You can apply for a spot in our Cohort through our website today!

06/11/2023

Building an effective, integrated external engagement strategy for 2024 starts with fresh ideas, bold decisions, and partnership opportunities that hold meaning, depth, and purpose. Join us on Thursday, November 16th at 4pm PT with Charlene SanJenko and Julie Davitz for a conversation around the power of Impact Marketing and how you brand can be part of the conversation.

Let’s give voice to your values in an experiential way that places your brand top of mind and creates heart-felt consumer loyalty.

29/10/2023

Our final public screening of “Coming Home” this month will happen tomorrow, October 30th at 4pm PDT / 5pm MST on Zoom. The session will feature a screening of the film and a talkback session with Charlene and Chief Wayne shortly after. Link in bio or in stories to RSVP and receive you Zoom link to join us tomorrow. We look forward to seeing you there!

24/10/2023

We invite you to join us tonight at the Towne Theatre for our last in-person screening of Coming Home For the Children. Tickets can be purchased by visiting the link in our bio, or in-person at the Towne Theatee in Vernon. Doors open at 6:30pm tonight, and the 45-minute film will be screened at 7. We invite you to stay for a short talkback session with Charlene and Chief Wayne after the film is played. Deep gratitude to and all those who have given their support to make this possible. We hope to see you tonight!

19/10/2023

Grateful to be sharing the experience of “Coming Home For the Children” at the Splatsin Community Centre this Saturday, October 21st at 5pm PDT.

We extend this invitation to Splatsin members, friends and families, local neighbours, and public guests.

This free event will include a 45-minute screening of the film, and a short talkback session with Charlene and Chief Wayne to follow. Light refreshments will be served.

Please RSVP to this event by following the Screenings link in our stories or bio. DM us if you have any questions. We are excited to bring this story to the place of its origin.

24/08/2023

We think there’s a different way to make film and media, and it starts with looking at how the system needs to change. To learn more and get involved visit the link in our bio ⚡️

09/08/2023

Wednesday thoughts on matriarchy and capitalism. What do you think?

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27/07/2023

We want to bring the impact and intention back to storytelling. Find out more about the movement away from capitalism and back to intentional art at regenimpactmedia.com

01/07/2023

We have the power to change the narrative.

Discover the power of regenerative filmmaking and meet our first generation of incredible storytellers by visiting our Regenerative Filmmakers webpage. 🎬

Connect with us to discover how you can become involved in our groundbreaking ecosystem. 🤝💫

27/06/2023

Meet some of the Indigenous women you’ll hear from on The Finance Cafe podcast. ⚡

The Finance Cafe featured a conversation with Founder & CEO Charlene SanJenko about reGEN Impact Media early this year. 💬

About the Podcast Episode:
In this episode, Shannon will sit down with Charlene SanJenko, an Impact Producer and Media Visionary. Charlene leads Turtle Island's only Indigenous-owned and female-led media impact agency. reGEN's media is looking to shift how advertising dollars are spent and bring more investment to transformative stories that deliver target returns. We discuss the role media plays in shifting our future’s narrative, how money and finance fit into the change, what financial lessons she has learned through her entrepreneurial journey and more.

Listen to the full episode on all major platforms. 🎙

26/06/2023

The time is now. 📽

Connect with us to become involved in our ecosystem. ⚡🔑

https://www.regenimpactmedia.com/mothers-of-film/

21/06/2023

In light of National Indigenous Peoples Day, we're grateful to share a recent media project in collaboration with Powherhouse and Indigenous LIFT Collective surrounding economic reconciliation.

This past spring, we worked with the Sunshine Coast Credit Union and The Co-operators to design an 8-week cohort experience for Indigenous women and non-binary entrepreneurs. In this cohort, participants gathered experience and learnings to enhance their own businesses through a lens of decolonizing business. The cohort space was intentional, inclusive, and shared in a transparent manner within the multi-layered lives of business owners across BC and Canada.

To demonstrate the impact of these gatherings, reGEN curated a narrative adaptation to highlight the experiences of some of the cohort participants and what economic reconciliation means to them. The result was this 9-minute film and the wisdom pieces captured within.

Gratitude to our partners for their support and for our facilitators for leading with your own deep wisdom. It is a priviledge to share these stories - these Whispers - in a world where so often the noise is far too loud.

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