IJA members elect board; board selects 2024-2025 executive committee
Trudeau appointed to second term as president; Bennett-Begaye appointed to second term as vice presidentMembers of the Indigenous Journalists Association voted online and in-person July 15-26 to elect...
View ArticleNews networks need more presidential debate moderators who reflect America’s...
Shared from our partners at NAHJThe presidential and vice presidential debates of 2024 feature only one journalist of color among six moderators, a failure of leadership that network news still has...
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2024 Indigenous Media Conference available on-demand through IJA Virtual Hub
The Indigenous Journalists Association (IJA) hosted the Indigenous Media Conference July 25-27 at the Omni Hotel in Oklahoma City.The conference program covered best practices, training and workshops...
View Article2023 National Native Media Conference sessions now available on IJA YouTube...
The Indigenous Journalists Association (IJA) has made all 2023 conference sessions and workshops available on the IJA YouTube channel.The 2023 conference program delivered over 25 breakout sessions and...
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Inaugural IJA-Scripps-ICT Political Reporting Intern Selected
The Indigenous Journalists Association (IJA), in partnership with The Scripps Howard Fund, the Institute for Nonprofit News and ICT, has selected Kadin Mills, Keweenaw Bay Indian Community of Lake...
View ArticleIJA ‘Reporting on the Native Vote’ virtual roundtable set for Oct. 29
The Indigenous Journalists Association hosted a free webinar for members and journalists covering the U.S. electionIJA will hosted a virtual roundtable, “Reporting on the Native Vote,” on Tuesday, Oct....
View ArticleIJA Board of Directors Announces Drop-In “Office Hours” For Members
The Indigenous Journalists Association Board of Directors will be hosting three drop-in “office hours” sessions this fall. These office hours will be held over Zoom and are open to all IJA members....
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IJA presents ‘q’sapi Trauma-Informed Journalism Training’ webinar on Feb. 27
The Indigenous Journalists Association will host a free webinar for members on Trauma-Informed journalism led by Your syilx Sisters IJA will host a webinar, “q’sapi Trauma-Informed Journalism...
View ArticleIJA and The Oklahoman Launch Inaugural Native American Journalism Internship
Applications are due by the extended deadline April 15The Indigenous Journalists Association, in partnership with the Oklahoman, is proud to announce the launch of the Oklahoman Native American...
View ArticleIJA condemns censorship of the Giduwa Cherokee News
IJA calls for United Keetoowah Band officials to relinquish publishing controls back to Giduwa Cherokee News staff The Indigenous Journalist Association condemns the United Keetoowah Band’s (UKB)...
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