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A new film looks at life in Wyoming after military service (opens the original)
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Coming back from the military can take a million different shapes. A new documentary called “Crossing the Threshold” follows a group of Wyoming veterans from diverse backgrounds on that journey. Directed by Lander filmmaker Sophie Barksdale, it creates a space for veterans to reflect on their service, their return to civilian life, and what they still carry with them. A 20-minute excerpt of the film will tour the state this summer and fall: The screenings will include discussions between the fil
An inside look at a home solar project on Wind River (opens the original)
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Energize Wind River is working to bring solar energy to tribal members on the Wind River Reservation. After the project navigated a year of uncertainty around federal funding, a handful of solar systems are now up and running in the community, with more in the works at different points in the installation process. The project is currently focusing on un-electrified homes, especially those with elders and kids. Folks who are interested fill out an application, and then the Energize Wind River cre
An inside look at a home solar project on Wind River (opens the original)
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Energize Wind River is working to bring solar energy to tribal members on the Wind River Reservation. After the project navigated a year of uncertainty around federal funding, a handful of solar systems are now up and running in the community, with more in the works at different points in the installation process. The project is currently focusing on un-electrified homes, especially those with elders and kids. Folks who are interested fill out an application, and then the Energize Wind River cre
MMIP film ‘She Cried That Day’ will play at WY International Film Festival (opens the original)
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An award-winning documentary about the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons (MMIP) crisis will play at the Wyoming International Film Festival in Cheyenne this Friday. The screening will be followed by a Q&A co-hosted by the director and the chair of the state’s MMIP task force. “She Cried That Day” tells the story of Dione Thomas, a Native woman who was murdered in a hotel room in Gallup, New Mexico in 2015. The feature-length film follows her sister, Christine Means (Arikara, Dakota, Diné),
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