The Native American Journalists Association hosted the National Native Media Conference Aug. 25-27, 2022 at the Hyatt Regency Phoenix. The conference program covered best practices, training and workshops to support … More 2022 National Native Media Conference available on-demand through NAJA Virtual Hub
Noel Lyn Smith has been selected to participate in a new graduate partnership between Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, the Native American Journalists Association … More Cronkite/ICT fellowship welcomes first student
The Native American Journalists Association (NAJA) unveiled a new logo concept during a membership luncheon meeting at the 2022 National Native Media Conference in Phoenix Arizona on Aug. 25. Although … More NAJA continues consultation on name change by unveiling new logo
The Native American Journalists Association and the Asian American Journalists Association are excited to announce the recipients of the first annual NAJA-AAJA Pacific Islander Journalism Scholarship. Amee Hi‘ilawe Neves is … More NAJA announces Pacific Islander journalism scholarship recipients with AAJA
Compton elected to third term as president; Brewer elected as vice president Members of the Native American Journalists Association voted online and in-person Aug. 20-27 to elect the 2022-2023 NAJA … More NAJA members elect board; board selects 2022-2023 executive committee
View the full article from ICT here. The Oglala Lakota journalist ‘has been a champion of free press in Indigenous communities his entire career and faced challenges, threats and political … More ‘Don’t be afraid to stand up,’ the legacy of Tim Giago