#NAJATalks
Native American journalists Patty Talahongva, Duncan McCue, Mark Trehant and Karen Lincoln Michel present #NAJATalks at the 2014 National Native Media Conference in Santa Clara, Calif.
Patty Talahongva
The swastika is gone
Indian Country Today’s daily newscast The North American Indian Tennis Association hosted its championship tournament in Tulsa, Oklahoma over the holiday weekend. The event brings more than 100 Native American players to the courts. Jessica Redcorn is the tournament director. Alyssa London wears many hats, including being the founder of […]
Energy investments for tribes
Indian Country Today’s daily newscast Secretary Granholm delves into energy and investing in tribal nations. Plus, mother and activist Danielle SeeWalker explains her stories called “The Red Road” And a regular contributor to the newscast goes to Washington The Department of Energy and the Biden Administration have many initiatives dedicated […]
Court upholds Indian Child Welfare Act
Indian Country Today’s daily newscast Coming up, the US Supreme Court upholds the Indian Child Welfare Act. A Native American has climbed Mount Everest for what’s believed to be the first time. We meet with Rapid City surgeon and climber Jacob Weasel. What’s the impact of the writers’ strike on […]
High court doesn’t side with Ojibwa band
WATCH: The Supreme Court ruled in Lac du Flambeau vs, Coughlin that tribal nations can be sued under the bankruptcy code. The ruling is set to have implications for tribal economic development and sovereignty. Follow us on Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/IndianCountryToday/ ICT Opinion Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/ICTOpinion Follow us on Instagram – […]
Leaders from Cherokee and Navajo nations speak out
Leaders from the two largest tribes in the country discuss issues of sovereignty and public policy. Tensions mount at Chaco Canyon over resource development. The Indian Child Welfare Act is personal for an Oklahoma family, and a Dakota man who changed the genre of American Indian art. Secretary of the […]
Bringing awareness to Indigenous communities
Indian Country Today’s daily newscast Coming up on the Wednesday edition of the ICT Newscast, a documentary series looks at an area dubbed the most dangerous place for Native women in the country. Plus, after 100 days in office we visit Representative Mary Peltola — and we learn about a […]
Native journalists head to Canada
On the Wednesday edition of the ICT Newscast, members of a leading organization for Indigenous journalists will soon vote on a name change. It’s harvest time for many Indigenous crops. What does this mean for sovereignty? Will lawmakers act to avoid another government shutdown? Follow us on Twitter – https://twitter.com/IndianCountry […]
Strike consequences for Indigenous film and TV
Indian Country Today’s daily newscast On the Tuesday edition of the ICT Newscast, Hollywood is on strike — experts tell us what that means for Indigenous representation, and the disruption coming from Artificial Intelligence. Bobby Wilson shares more about his role in FX and Hulu’s ‘Reservation Dogs’ The third and […]
Rally for release of Peltier
On the Wednesday edition of the ICT Newscast, a Washington D.C. rally is calling for the release of Leonard Peltier. A debate surrounds the potential name change of a national forest in Ohio. Congress is back in session. We get an update on the growing divide that might lead to […]
