NEWS
KCNP Oklahoma demonstrates that terrestrial radio stations continue to be first responders in emergency situations.May 22, 2013
Fiscal Austerity and Indian-Treaty Termination--Twin Ideologies
April 25, 2013
NAJA accepting Project Phoenix applications through May 6
April 16, 2013
Lessons from Neret-Minet About Cultural Considerations
April 14, 2013
THE 4 PILLARS OF NPM
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.NPM Programs
Media Excellence Program
Native Public Media’s signature Media Excellence Program was designed to help bridge the media and digital divides in Indian Country. The program included the Annual Native Media Summit, the Digital Journalism and Storytelling Intensive, Station Services and the Native Media Landscape Report.
Digital Journalism and Storytelling Intensive
Native Media Conference
Native Media Landscape Report
Station Services
Policy Program
NPM understands that progressive policies and regulations that encourage the expansion and strengthening of Native public media through mediums and platforms that are truly community-based, local, and democratic are critical to Indian Country. With a proactive program 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. NPM's Policy Program currently consists of four projects: Communications Scholarship, FCC Filings, NCAI Communications & Telecommunications Resolutions and the Tribal Telecom Conference.