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Just as Indigenous Peoples’ Day has been marked as a day of recognition of the many contributions of Native peoples, November offers the opportunity for a month-long celebration of Native traditions, cultures, languages and stories.

This November on WORLD, two feature-length documentaries premiering on Local, USA explore how the people of the Lummi and Yurok tribes stay committed to their respective heritage and traditions today for future generations: Scha'nexw Elhtal'nexw Salmon People: Preserving a Way of Life (November 4) follows the innate ritual of salmon fishing for the Lummi, while in Firelighters: Fire Is Medicine (November 18), Yurok women bring cultural burning back to their land in California.

Also new this month is Reckoning and Repair from Stories from the Stage: Three storytellers, featuring one with Native roots, share how confronting a hurtful past borne from pivotal moments in American history – like the Indian Boarding School era – can open the door to healing and justice.

Explore how Native American heritage brings strength and connection to communities with these new films and streaming favorites.

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WORLD shares the best of public media in news, documentaries and programming. WORLD’s original series examine the issues and amplify the voices of those often ignored by mainstream media. The multicast 24/7 channel helps audiences understand conflicts, movements and cultures from around the globe.

Just as Indigenous Peoples’ Day has been marked as a day of recognition of the many contributions of Native peoples, November offers the opportunity for a month-long celebration of Native traditions, cultures, languages and stories.

This November on WORLD, two feature-length documentaries premiering on Local, USA explore how the people of the Lummi and Yurok tribes stay committed to their respective heritage and traditions today for future generations: Scha'nexw Elhtal'nexw Salmon People: Preserving a Way of Life (November 4) follows the innate ritual of salmon fishing for the Lummi, while in Firelighters: Fire Is Medicine (November 18), Yurok women bring cultural burning back to their land in California.

Also new this month is Reckoning and Repair from Stories from the Stage: Three storytellers, featuring one with Native roots, share how confronting a hurtful past borne from pivotal moments in American history – like the Indian Boarding School era – can open the door to healing and justice.

Explore how Native American heritage brings strength and connection to communities with these new films and streaming favorites.