Jun 20, 2017
By Michael Kramer
The National Film Board of Canada has announced an ambitious plan to “redefine its relationship with Indigenous Peoples.”
The three-year plan will immediately ensure that 15 per cent of production spending is on indigenous-directed projects.
The NFB also says it wants to make sure that four per cent of its workforce – identifies as indigenous by 2025.
The film board says it has produced more than 280 titles by indigenous filmmakers – since 1968 – and it’s working with an indigenous advisory group on developing and executing the three-year plan.
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