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Sterlin Harjo is a distinguished Native American filmmaker and performer from Oklahoma, with heritage rooted in the Seminole Nation and Muscogee (Creek). As a co-creator and co-director of the acclaimed series Reservation Dogs alongside Taika Waititi, Harjo has become a leading voice in Indigenous storytelling, bringing authentic Indigenous perspectives to global audiences. In 2024, he was awarded the MacArthur Fellowship for his impact on moving image storytelling. His work spans feature projects, TV series, and acclaimed collaborations that celebrate culture, community, and resilience.