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“John,” the editor of a small Native American tribal newspaper, asked that VOA protect his identity. His paper, like an estimated 72% of media outlets in Indian Country, is owned and funded by the tribal government. And because the government controls the purse strings, leaders say they have the right to control what gets printed.…

WASHINGTON - “John,” the editor of a small Native American tribal newspaper, asked that VOA protect his identity. His paper, like an estimated

WASHINGTON - “John,” the editor of a small Native American tribal newspaper, asked that VOA protect his identity. His paper, like an estimated

From press protections in tribal constitutions to new funding models, Native American journalists push for editorial independence

WASHINGTON - “John,” the editor of a small Native American tribal newspaper, asked that VOA protect his identity. His paper, like an estimated

Indian Country headlines for Thursday, March 17, 2022

News Release U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs This week, Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK), Vice Chairman of the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs (SCIA),

Check out 12 trails in the Grand Valley to get out and enjoy with your dog.

Japanese photographer Kenji Kawano is working on a project nearly 5 decades in the making: preserving the legacy of Navajo Nation Code Talkers.

Japanese photographer Kenji Kawano is working on a project nearly 5 decades in the making: preserving the legacy of Navajo Nation Code Talkers.