WHO WE ARE

(Storytelling, Education, Empowerment to preserve Autonomy, Culture, Tradition) is a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation.

The programs and films we help produce are designed with a vision of giving voice and reconnecting indigenous people with their own identities, heritage and traditions – ones that may have been forgotten or repressed due to social, political, or economic forces and conflicts. SEE to ACT will also become a global repository that archives native and tribal traditions in the form of ‘cultural film stories’ from all over the world.

Our foundation is composed of educators, film makers and business owners with interest and experience in teaching, writing, directing, and producing cultural documentaries. By preserving individual cultural identities throughout the world, we are preserving our own long forgotten human identity.

SEE to ACT besides giving voice to indigenous peoples from all over the world, we are also committed to providing a voice for native and non-native children as well as young men and women. Education and Storytelling through film results in self-empowerment. Currently we have three projects in production in Texas and other parts of the world: Teaching to Empower, The American Voice, and our newest project in Uvalde, Texas, Healing Through Storytelling.

(UPDATE) We are currently reaching out to the community leaders and educators of Uvalde, Texas to provide the children of Robb Elementary a way to heal from the recent trauma of a mass shooting. We are providing them with a platform to communicate and tell their stories with creative and visual expression through the art of film-making.