May 25, 2013
UPCOMING EVENTS
Native Media Conference 2013July 18, 2013
Join Native Public Media and the Native American Journalist Association at this exciting conference:
Where: Tempe Mission Palms Hotel and Conference Center
When: July 18 -21, 2013
How: Register...
Native American High School Student Broadcast Workshop at Northern Arizona University
June 17, 2013
The Native American High School Broadcast Workshop will be held from June 17- 22, 2013 on the Northern Arizona University campus. The workshop is offered by partners Native Public Media, Northern...
THE 4 PILLARS OF NPM
Native Public Media values forging tribal centric solutions to Native communications needs and over the past seven
years concentrated on four quadrants of service to Native media makers and communities:
Community Engagement
Providing Native Communities with the Access, Knowledge and Resources to Ensure that Native Americans Have a Voice to Fully Participate and Benefit From the Information Age.Digital Ecology
Creating A Digital Footprint For Media Growth In Indian Country.Storytelling
Providing Information, Technical Support and Training to Build a Solid National Communications System in Indian Country.Policy
Producing proactive programs of policy analysis, representation and education, NPM works to secure a voice for Native America among policy-making bodies and among the media democracy movement, promoting greater access and larger audiences for Native American voices.CAC Recommendation for CPB Funding
FCC Consumer Advisory Committee
November 15, 2011
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) provides meaningful financial support for qualified television and radio stations that already are on the air. CPB is authorized to facilitate the full development of noncommercial radio and television services airing free and high-quality local, national and international news, public affairs programming, diversity of opinion, public safety alerts, and children’s programming and a wide array of cultural content.