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Follow @Reachtherez on twitter

Posted by RTR Staff Writers on Oct 20, 2011

Please be sure to follow @reachthrez on twitter and stay up on all the very latest news and info regarding the Reach the Rez Project. You can follow us now by simply clicking on the “follow” button at the bottom of our twitter feed to the right of the page. It’s as simple as that!

Welcome to the New Online Home of the Reach The Rez Project!

Posted by RTR Staff Writers on Oct 18, 2011

Welcome to the new online home of the Reach The Rez project. We hope you enjoy the new look of our website. Please feel free to take a minute and browse around and learn more about what we do and how we have helped to empower Native American communities through the United States.  If you have any questions or would like to help us REACH THE REZ please be sure to contact us!

The Reach The Rez “RISE” Tour will begin March 12, 2012

Posted by RTR Staff Writers on Oct 2, 2011

We are please to announce the launch of the Reach the Rez (RTR) “RISE” Motivational Tour. The effort will begin on March 12, 2012.

The RTR RISE Motivational Tour will travel to 48 different American Indian Reservations in 2012 and positively impact the lives of over 75,000 Native American people.

If you would like to learn more about the 2012 RTR RISE program please fill out a contact form above and one of our representatives will reply to you immediately.

If you are interest in including your community on our 2012 schedule or would like more information on how you can help support the Reach the Rez Project, please click on the Contact link above and submit a Contact Form and we will get right back to you!

Reach the Rez documentary film trailer screened at California African American Museum

Posted by RTR Staff Writers on Apr 10, 2011

The Reach the Rez documentary film was screened for audiences gathered at the California African American Museum on April 10, 2011.  The screening was held to explore the cultural connections through the lens of contemporary a short films

The California African American Indian Museum explained the inclusion of the Reach The Rez documentary film by saying, “Through the history of our ancestors, these films were put together to cultivate the knowledge of family heritages among Native Americans and African Americans.”

Two additional Native American films were screened as well:

• “Fry Bread Babes” and
• Alicia Woods “American Red And Black: Stories of Afro-Native Identity.”

The Reach the Rez Project greatly appreciates the California African American Museum’s efforts to build positive bridges between the Native American and African American communities and we applaud your work for a better tomorrow.

For more information on the California African American Museum, please visit: www.caamuseum.org.