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Tracy Rector (born 1972) is an American filmmaker, curator, and arts advocate based in Seattle, Washington. She is the executive director and co-founder of Longhouse Media, an Indigenous and POC media arts organization and home of the nationally acclaimed program Native Lens.
Tracy Rector is a mixed race (Black, Choctaw descent, Jewish, French, Scottish and Irish) filmmaker, curator, community organizer, co-founder of Longhouse Media and a 2016 Stranger Genius. She has made over 400 short films, and is currently in production of her fifth feature documentary.
Tracy Rector is a self-employed speaker who uses her voice to raise awareness of gender-based violence. She is also the executive producer of No Ordinary Love, a film that highlights domestic abuse, and the author of a book based on her personal story.
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Tracy Rector is the executive producer of No Ordinary Love, a film that exposes the dangers of abusive relationships. She also created Project #RaiseAwareness to educate college students and raise awareness of domestic violence on a global scale.
Jan 31, 2018 · Learn how Tracy Rector, a Choctaw and Seminole filmmaker, curator and activist, uses art to advocate for indigenous communities and refugees. She shares her stories, projects and vision for the future in this profile by Ciara O’Rourke.
Learn about Tracy Rector, a filmmaker, educator, and activist who uses her art to empower Native American communities and advocate for social justice. Discover her projects, achievements, and influences as a storyteller and a co-founder of Longhouse Media.
Tracy Rector. Tracy Rector comes to Nia Tero with a passion for amplifying and empowering Indigenous voices. She brings two decades of experience as a community organizer, educator, filmmaker, film programmer, and arts curator, all infused with her deep roots in plant medicine.
