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Save the Date! Reporting on Indian Country: Tools to Help Journalists Meet the Moment

September 11, 2025 88Views 0Likes

IJA is collaborating with UC-Berkeley, Poynter and Grist to host an upcoming webinar on Nov. 18 that will provide a foundational overview of federal Indian law and responsible reporting practices in Indian Country. The training is open to all journalists. 

We are interested in knowing what issue(s) journalists would like more training and support in covering, and whether you would be interested in participating in the upcoming webinar. To gauge interest and needs, we are requesting your input. Please respond to this survey by Sept. 19. Your feedback is appreciated! 

For more information, please contact Associate Director Francine Compton at fcompton@naja.com.

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