Join Wabanaki REACH for an online screening of the documentary Blood Memory followed by and a panel discussion with Sandy White Hawk, filmmaker Drew Nicholas and REACH team members. The film will be available to view now before the panel discussion on Thursday, February 17, 2022, at 6:30 PM Eastern.

About the film: Sandy White Hawk served as a Commissioner for the Maine Truth Commission and was a participant in the film Dawnland. At 18 months, Sandy was removed from her Sicangu Lakota relatives and taken to live with a Christian missionary couple 400 miles away, where her skin color and cultural heritage were rejected. Blood Memory explores Sandy’s adoption and reconnection with her Lakota community and identity. Watch the trailer here.

Pre-Registration to view the film and to participate in the online panel discussion is required. Register here.