WOVEN WAYS is a documentary film that shares the stories of the Navajo people, the land and livestock that sustain their culture and economy, and the environmental issues that threaten the living bonds between them.
Deadly uranium mining and dirty coal have serious negative effects on the health, culture, and well-being of all who live on the Navajo Reservation. WOVEN WAYS is the story of beauty and hope in the face of grave environmental injustices. |
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"Woven Ways is a tragic tale of uranium mining and its impact on native peoples that goes far beyond the injustices that define the nuclear industry. It shows how people can fight back with dignity, grace and power -- a message of hope in the hardest of places, and of grassroots power in the hardest of times."
- Bonnie Raitt |
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Best Documentary 2008 Rainier Film Festival Katherine Knight Award Best in Fest Best in Fest Director's Choice Award |
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Photos by Nicole Michaelis
Website by PLP Graphic Design Services |
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To purchase DVD, contact Linda at lindahkrapf@comcast.net |
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Woven Ways © 2015-2025 |
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