Native American Journalists Association

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NAJA partners with NPR NextGenRadio Project for second Indigenous-centered digital workshop Nov. 1-6

September 1, 2021

Second Indigenous-centered digital workshop for early-career professionals will be virtual and co-hosted with NPR station KOSU in Oklahoma City. The Native American Journalists Association is partnering again with NPR’s Next Generation Radio Project for NextGenRadio: Indigenous, a 5-day digital-first workshop centering Indigenous stories and storytellers Nov. 1-6, 2021. Applications are due by midnight CDT Oct. … More NAJA partners with NPR NextGenRadio Project for second Indigenous-centered digital workshop Nov. 1-6

NAJA seeks input on proposed membership policy

August 19, 2021

The 30-day comment period runs through Sept. 17, 2021 The Native American Journalists Association is requesting that members provide input on critical membership policy language.  The membership policy is available for a 30-day comment period to review, and for NAJA membership to provide comments, edits and/or suggestions. The 30-day comment period ends Sept. 17, 2021. … More NAJA seeks input on proposed membership policy

NAJA hosts “Leading the Way: Indian Country and COVID-19 Vaccinations” virtual roundtable Sept. 9

August 17, 2021

Webinar will be the first in a three-part series focused on covering health equity in Indian Country, supported by the Commonwealth Fund.  The Native American Journalists Association recognizes that media professionals are confronted with unique challenges when covering issues affecting Indigenous people and communities. The NAJA Roundtable series aims to examine the challenges and best … More NAJA hosts “Leading the Way: Indian Country and COVID-19 Vaccinations” virtual roundtable Sept. 9