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Who We Are

For the past six years, Red Road TV has been dedicated to amplifying Indigenous voices, preserving our cultures, and sharing the stories of Indigenous peoples with audiences around the world.

As a media initiative of the Indigenous Peoples Movement (IPM), Red Road TV was founded on a simple but powerful belief: Our stories deserve to be told, and they deserve to be told by us.

Through original programming, documentaries, interviews, cultural showcases, and community storytelling, Red Road TV provides a platform where Indigenous perspectives are celebrated, Indigenous issues are brought to light, and our voices are heard.

What began as a commitment to greater Indigenous representation in media has grown into six years of storytelling, education, advocacy, and connection.

Our Vision

In a media landscape where Indigenous voices have historically been underrepresented, misrepresented, or excluded, Red Road TV envisions a future where:

• Our Stories, Our Voices: Indigenous stories are told by Indigenous people, ensuring authenticity, cultural integrity, and meaningful representation.
• Preserving Our Cultures: Indigenous languages, traditions, histories, and knowledge are documented and shared with current and future generations.
• Educating the World: Audiences gain a deeper understanding of Indigenous cultures, contemporary challenges, achievements, and contributions.
• Building Bridges: Storytelling creates opportunities for dialogue, understanding, and solidarity between Indigenous communities and people around the world.
• Inspiring Change: Media becomes a powerful tool for raising awareness, challenging injustice, and strengthening Indigenous communities.

What We Offer

Original Programming and Documentaries

From powerful documentaries and compelling interviews to educational programming and cultural features, Red Road TV brings meaningful Indigenous stories to audiences everywhere.

Authentic Indigenous Representation

We believe Indigenous people should control how their histories, cultures, and communities are represented. Our programming prioritizes Indigenous perspectives, creators, leaders, and storytellers.

Culture, Language, and Tradition

Our programming celebrates the diversity of Indigenous nations while supporting efforts to preserve traditional knowledge, languages, ceremonies, and cultural practices for future generations.

News, Advocacy, and Awareness

Red Road TV provides a platform for examining issues affecting Indigenous communities, highlighting grassroots movements, celebrating achievements, and bringing attention to stories often overlooked by mainstream media.

Connecting Communities Across the Globe

Through digital broadcasting and online media, Red Road TV works to connect Indigenous communities while introducing our stories and perspectives to a broader international audience.

Our Commitment

For six years, Red Road TV has remained committed to the principles that inspired its creation.

We pledge to:

• Uphold truth, accuracy, fairness, and integrity in our storytelling.
• Respect the cultural traditions, values, and sovereignty of Indigenous nations.
• Provide opportunities for Indigenous filmmakers, journalists, educators, and storytellers.
• Highlight both the challenges and successes of Indigenous communities.
• Use the power of media to educate, inspire, empower, and create meaningful change.
• Continue evolving to meet the needs of Indigenous peoples and the audiences we serve.

Get Involved

Red Road TV is more than a television platform. It is a community of storytellers, advocates, educators, and viewers who believe in the power of Indigenous voices.

Viewers: Watch our programming, engage with our stories, and help introduce Red Road TV to new audiences.

Content Creators: Share your ideas, pitch your stories, and collaborate with us to bring authentic Indigenous perspectives to the screen.

Community Leaders: Help us highlight the people, programs, traditions, and initiatives making a difference in Indigenous communities.

Supporters and Advocates: Support independent Indigenous media and help ensure our stories continue reaching audiences around the world.

Six Years of Indigenous Storytelling — And We’re Just Getting Started

For generations, others have told our stories for us. Red Road TV exists to change that narrative.

After six years on the air, our mission remains as important as ever: to ensure Indigenous peoples have a platform to share our histories, celebrate our cultures, confront injustices, and tell the stories that will shape our future.

These are our voices. These are our stories. This is Red Road TV.