A powerful documentary that brings contemporary Native American life into focus through the voices of Indigenous leaders, artists, educators, and healers. With honesty and heart, they share personal stories that confront the lasting impact of historical trauma-while also celebrating cultural survival, spirituality, and resilience. The film challenges stereotypes and dismantles the myth that Native peoples and cultures have disappeared, instead revealing a vibrant and enduring presence across generations and communities. An essential resource for classrooms, libraries, and community dialogue, Our Fires Still Burn offers critical insight into Indigenous identity, social justice, American history, and the power of cultural continuity. Key topics include: Native identity today, Intergenerational trauma and healing, Resilience in community and ceremony, Reclaiming space in education, media, and policy.

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