Native American Journalists Association

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Collaborative reporting grants announced for OKC-area media

November 20, 2019

Thanks to support from Ethics & Excellence in Journalism Foundation, up to five collaborative projects will be funded One of the things the Center for Cooperative Media at Montclair State University has found through its work studying collaborative journalism is that small, one-time collaborative reporting projects are essential to the overall growth and development of healthy news ecosystems. Not only do … More Collaborative reporting grants announced for OKC-area media

NAJA partners with Mathison to connect employers with members

November 8, 2019

New platform to help increase Indigenous representation in mainstream newsrooms  NORMAN, Oklahoma — The Native American Journalists Association announced a new partnership with Mathison to expand job opportunities for members. With support from the Knight Foundation, the project aims to increase career opportunities for underserved communities while helping employers build a more inclusive hiring process. Through the … More NAJA partners with Mathison to connect employers with members

NAJA calls for audit on New York Times story

November 1, 2019

The Native American Journalists Association is calling on the New York Times to provide an audit on how its story titled “Drawn From Poverty: Art Was Supposed to Save Canada’s Inuit. It Hasn’t.” was published. The article, by Catherine Porter, is harmful to Inuit and needs to be addressed. It is a journalist’s duty to … More NAJA calls for audit on New York Times story

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