Indigenous Journalists Association president says self-determination must include support of journalism by and for Indigenous peoples Christine Trudeau, Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation, president of the Indigenous Journalists Association, delivered an intervention today at the United Nations Headquarters in New…
Registration now open for University of Kansas Native Storytelling Workshop for high school students
The third annual Native Storytelling Workshop will take place June 9-12 at the University of Kansas (KU) campus in Lawrence, Kan. in partnership with the Indigenous Journalists Association. The workshop will bring Indigenous high school students from across the…
Indigenous Journalists Association’s annual conference to be hosted at the Omni Hotel in Oklahoma City Norman, Oklahoma — The Indigenous Journalists Association (IJA) will host the 2024 Indigenous Media Conference, formerly known as the National Native Media Conference, July…
UN expert group meeting held over three days at University of Colorado BOULDER, Colo., – The Indigenous Journalists Association (IJA) will present a press freedom intervention during the 23rd session of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues…
Renew your membership, join today or gift one for the holidays NORMAN, Oklahoma — The Indigenous Journalists Association reminds members to check their renewal dates, invites new prospects covering Indigenous communities to join and encourages journalists to consider purchasing…
Indigenous Journalists Association members may complete survey for chance to win weekly $50 Eighth Gen gift card The Indigenous Journalists Association’s 2023-2024 Membership Survey is now open through Jan. 26, 2024. The annual survey aims to help the organization…
Indigenous Journalists Association (IJA) calls on news outlets to move beyond “Thanksgiving hot takes” that perpetuate stereotypes during Native American Heritage month November. Native American Heritage Month. Thanksgiving. It’s the time of year again when requests flood inboxes of…
Special edition available for free to improve industry coverage of Indigenous communities Members of the Indigenous Journalists Association (IJA) contributed to the recently published Investigative Reporters & Editors (IRE) Journal. A special free edition of the magazine titled The…
The leaders of six national organizations advancing diversity in journalism gathered recently in Chicago for leadership training, organizational development, and to ensure stronger cooperation in the future, in order to better serve their communities and increase their collective impact…
The Indigenous Journalists Association (IJA) in partnership with The Oklahoman, part of the USA Today Network, announced a year-long program designed to give one to two early-career Indigenous journalists a well-rounded grounding in real-world journalism. The Oklahoman is seeking…