This series expands upon the Stories of Decolonization Film Project, offering spotlights of individuals' personal stories. Each spotlight shared existing interview footage gathered from the original film project. Each spotlight film offers invitations to reflect deeply on colonization, decolonization, identity, and relational accountability, offering new ways for audiences to engage with the material. By making these stories freely available, the project encourages meaningful engagement, critical reflection, and action toward decolonial futures.

Filmmakers Spotlight: Gladys, Teddy & Liz

The filmmakers discuss topics covered in the Stories of Decolonization series including the complexities of identity, relationships, and the responsibility to challenge colonial narratives. The spotlight highlights the importance of living in Indigenous sovereignty, engaging in relational accountability, and working towards transformed futures through meaningful actions.

Spotlight: Teddy Zegeye-Gebrehiwot

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​Filmmaker Teddy Zegeye-Gebrehiwot reflects on the complexities of identity, colonialism, and storytelling in this Stories of Decolonization series spotlight. He offers definitions, the relationship between, and examples we can see in everyday experiences of settler colonialism and capitalism and its lasting effects on Indigenous communities.