Moxie Film & Video

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There are still a few tickets left for tomorrow’s screening!

Join us on Sunday from 1-3 at the Benson Theatre for a free community screening of the Healing Ribbons One Stitch At A Time Documentary. Only 62 tickets are remaining- reserve yours today (link in the comments).

06/12/2026

“NBC News Joey Fryer reports the video not only celebtaes Lane Thimas Graves, but also shows the enduring impact of the foundation created by his parents.”

The family of the 2-year-old boy who was killed by an alligator at a Disney resort is marking the 10-year anniversary of his death with a tribute to his life and legacy. NBC News' Joe Fryer reports on the video that not only celebrates Lane Thomas Graves, but also shows the enduring impact of the fo...

06/12/2026

06/12/2026

Matt and I had a great time on the course filming the Outlook Enrichment Volunteer of the Year Video, while team Moxe did awesome in the having fun category and just fine with golf part. Matthew Hjersman Everson Uprisors

06/09/2026

06/08/2026

Say What? The Teen Center

Julie with the Teen Center talks about her experience working with ...

06/08/2026

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"Healing Ribbons, One Stitch at a Time" is a rich and emotionally charged story, highlighting the strength, resilience and shared wisdom of urban inter-generational indigenous women.

06/04/2026

Nate Gasaway Matthew Hjersman Everson Magie McCombs

Join us for a special community screening of "Healing Ribbons, One Stitch At A Time" an award-winning short documentary celebrating the voices, stories, and cultural knowledge carried through the community.

This 25-minute film takes us into the lives of urban Indigenous women, tracing the resilience, shared wisdom, and intergenerational connections that flow between past traumas and present-day community life. Directed by Margaux Towne and produced in partnership with Vision Maker Media, the film premiered at the 2026 Omaha Film Festival, where it received the award for Best Overall Short Documentary.

Featuring: Kim Bedford, Sierra Buffalohead, Trinity Eden, Octa Geller, Judy Genovesi, Tami Buffalohead-McGill, Anitra Warrior, and Valery Killscrow-Copeland.

Following the screening, guests are invited to stay for a live panel discussion with storytellers, culture bearers, and project leaders featured in the film. Together, we'll reflect on healing, cultural preservation, intergenerational knowledge, and the power of community-centered storytelling.

This event is free and open to the public. Tickets must be reserved in advance - seating is limited. Reserve your seat today! https://bit.ly/3QbQAEG

Donations are warmly welcomed. Every contribution directly supports additional festival submissions, travel for storytellers and culture bearers attending screenings and speaking engagements, and continued cultural preservation work through Healing Ribbons. Your generosity helps these stories reach wider audiences while honoring the people who shared them.

We're grateful to our community partners and everyone who made this event possible.