RNCI Red Nation Awards Broadcast Timeline

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RNCI Red Nation Awards first televised broadcast was November 2013. In 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 Streamed Live on Red Nation Television Network.

In 2013, RNCI Red Nation Awards Ground-Breaking Historic event was a televised broadcast, marking the FIRST EVER televised broadcast of an American Indian Awards Show, reaching 19 million homes with our partnership with Comcast | NBC Universal and on Red Nation Television Network – Native is Here reaching 10 million viewers in 37 countries, marking RNCI Red Nation Awards, the first American Indian Awards Show broadcast on cable television and the internet. A-list talent included Benicio Del Toro, A. Martinez, Alma Martinez, Tantoo Cr Cardinal, Saginaw Grant, Sage Galesi, Zahn McClarnon, Lenore Andriel, Charlie Soap, Theda NewBreast, Bill Billingiere, Michelle Thrush, The Baker Twins, Crazy Dog Society, Scatter Their Own, Various Native Leaders, and dozens of other American Indian & Indigenous stars joined our host and executive producer Joanelle Romero.

November 2007 at Hollywood Roosevelt, announced online without a live broadcast.

November 2009 and 2010, at C.B.S Studio Lot, announced online without a live broadcast.

From 2003 to 2011, and in 2017 RNCI Red Nation Awards were announced online without a live broadcast.

Subsequent ceremonies were held at various venues, including Harmony Gold Theatre, Laemmle Music Hall, Laemmle Fine Arts, Crest Theatre, Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute, Beverly Wilshire Hotel  and at Museum Hill in Santa FeNew Mexico.

RNCI Red Nation Awards Ceremony held at various venues, including Museum Hill in Santa Fe New Mexico, Hollywood Roosevelt, C.B.S Studio Lot, Harmony Gold Theatre, Laemmle Music Hall, Laemmle Fine Arts, Crest Theatre, Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute, Beverly Wilshire Hotel, Beverly Hilton Hotel.

 
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