Norman, Okla. — Native American Journalists Association President Graham Lee Brewer (Cherokee Nation) appointed Jodi Rave Spotted Bear (Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation / Lakota) to fill the board vacancy … More Brewer appoints Spotted Bear to NAJA Board of Directors
The Native American Journalists Association will participate at the 22nd Session of United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues with two side events in partnership with UNESCO, CCUNESCO, Whakaata Māori … More NAJA will participate in 22nd Session of United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
NPR Next Generation Radio Project, the Native American Journalists Association and Syracuse University partner for digital workshop April 17-21 OKLAHOMA CITY – The NPR Next Generation Radio Project, Native American … More 2023 NAJA-NPR NextGenRadio: Indigenous cohort announced
Native American Journalists Association’s annual conference to be hosted at the Delta Hotel and RBC Convention Center in downtown Winnipeg — Registration & Special Events — Conference Program Proposals, Sponsorships … More NAJA 2023 National Native Media Conference set for Aug. 10-12 in Winnipeg
Norman, Oklahoma — Francine Compton (Sandy Bay Ojibway First Nation) stepped down as Native American Journalists Association president after the regular board meeting March 16 and will join the NAJA … More Compton joins NAJA staff as associate director; Brewer fills presidency
Aniin NAJA members, The NAJA board of directors and staff met in New York City last month to lay the groundwork for a new comprehensive three-year strategic plan. Our work … More Letter from Francine Compton, NAJA Board President