Native Children's Survival

Destination Rising Sun......Message in the Music - Native Children's Survival

Message in the Music Destination Rising Sun in support of Native Children's Survival Organization Native Children's Survival (NCS) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness about critical issues facing Mother Earth, her children, and the seventh generation to come. Their mission is achieved through the international language of music and film, and sustainable product development.
Celebrating Indigenous Peoples' Culture
Robby Romero , Celebrating Indigenous Peoples' Culture
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Robby Romero, New Mexico		.Robby Romero

P Town Boyz, Minnesota		Dakota Rene, New Mexico

Pow Wow Dance Art		Pow Wow Dance

Messenger of Light n Speed		Above All
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Four Steps		Turtle Sunshine

Zeitgeist		Four Directions

Destination: Rising Sun		Sacred Lzand

Sun Snow Flight		Snow Flight
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Crow		In Peace

Eagle		2 AS 1

Hawk

Free Your Mind

just one more time

Do you know a Native American?

Native American stereotypes and misconceptions about Native People have been portrayed in popular cultural since the arrival of Columbus on our shores in 1492. From derogatory and offensive mascots like the Washington Redskins to the latest abuse of the name of a Great Apache Warrior as code for Osama Bin Laden. Even in these times of hope and change the hypocrisy of U.S. democracy remains the same.

In 1993 NCS created several Native American stereotype breaking public service announcements as part of MTV's "Free You Mind" campaign to help dispel some of these myths and expose the fabricated history taught in American schools about our people. The campaign won the industry's prestigious Cable Ace Award.

Today, the use of Geronimo as code for Bin Laden is inexcusable. Perhaps it's time to launch a new campaign to break these stereotypes and free your mind one more time.

Do you know a Native?

Chief Oren Lyons, Onondaga Nation, NY

Adelard Blackman, Buffelo River Dene Nation, Canada

Celebrating Indigenous Peoples' Culture, Music by Robby Romero and Red Thunder with All our Colors at the United Nations, NYC

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Robby Romero "LIVE" at the United Nations Permanent Forum On Indigenous Issues Closing Ceremony - Thursday Evening May 26, 2011. Joining Robby from the Pacific Islands is Cameron McCarthy (Kuku Yalanji) and Ataahua Papa (Maori,) and Soni Moreno (Maya/Apache/Yaqui) from Central America.

"What we do or fail to in this moment
will be humanity's defining legacy".
Robby Romero, Apache Territory 2010

United Nations, NYC

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