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Sounds of Sovereignty: The Past and Future of Indigenous Audio Media set April 14-15

April 8, 2021

Designed in partnership with Haskell Indian Nations University, the Hall Center for the Humanities, and the University of Kansas’s departments of Indigenous Studies, History, and Journalism, this conference will focus on how audio media, from radio to online audio clips to podcasts, have historically been and continue to be a tool for political activists, journalists, … More Sounds of Sovereignty: The Past and Future of Indigenous Audio Media set April 14-15

NAJA, RCFP to host The Local Legal Initiative: Legal support for Indigenous journalists roundtable April 16

April 2, 2021

This episode of the NAJA Roundtable series will feature attorneys from the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press who will discuss legal support of press and information rights for Indigenous journalists. The Native American Journalists Association recognizes that media professionals are confronted with unique challenges when covering issues affecting Indigenous people and communities. The … More NAJA, RCFP to host The Local Legal Initiative: Legal support for Indigenous journalists roundtable April 16

NBCU Academy offers ‘Graduation: What now?’ & financial success student workshops in April

April 1, 2021

NBCU Academy has set two student workshops for April. See more information below. Graduation: What now?Thursday, April 8th from 1pm-2pm ET Every Summer a new class of graduates is thrust into the world – having to make the nerve-wracking transition from academic life to professional life. The global pandemic has added a new wrinkle to … More NBCU Academy offers ‘Graduation: What now?’ & financial success student workshops in April