New Think Indian Television Spot Released

Jun 1, 2009 | Archives, Blog

To continue the theme of our Think Indian public service print media announcements, our pro bono advertising partner, Wieden+Kennedy, has graciously donated its time and creative genius to create an animated television spot. The spot celebrates American Indian ways of thinking and how tribal colleges preserve both that and Native cultures.

View it at www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qky6HR4XlJg

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