Victoria Cheyenne is an indigenous Bolivian-American documentary filmmaker. She is from the Northern Cheyenne and Aymara tribes and is fascinated by stories of identity, family dynamics, and cultural heritage.

Her activism focuses on sovereign issues such as #LandBack and MMIP. She’s a Kendeda Fund grant recipient for her short documentary, “Learning I’m Home,” examining the effects of generational educational trauma by following indigenous students in Montana as they navigate leaving home for college off of the reservation.