The Freedom Forum is accepting applications until March 1 for the 12th American Indian Journalism Institute summer session, the premier journalism training, scholarship and internship program for Native American college students, June 13-22.
By Joe Grimm
TABOR, S.D. – Communications and community have the same root and 15 college-age journalists at the American Indian Journalism Institute felt that keenly on Saturday.
Their 10-day training program, which began last week, had just turned the corner from fundamentals to multimedia when the group packed up, drove from the University of South [...]
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I’m delighted to be here tonight. We are here to celebrate the 25th anniversary of NAJA, to think a bit about where we have been – and where we might go.
