Fund for Indigenous Journalists
The IWMF has established a three-year grant-making fund to support U.S.-based reporting projects by Indigenous journalists on issues related to Missing & Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP) with a concentration on women, girls, Two-Spirit and transgender people.
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✍️ Journalism Awards, Events and Fellowships Deadlines ✍️ — September 29
AHCJ and NAJA co-host “Health Equity: Aging and Health Care
IWMF on Instagram: Meet this week's #JournoHeroes! ➡️ @melodiecerin and @miss_talie are co-editors of @woymagazine, a Haitian online media project. They lead our “Haitian Perspectives” program that pairs journalists in Haiti with
Langara. Programs & Courses: Scholarships and Bursaries
More spending on Indigenous communities won't solve chronic
NAJA-OMC partnership to train Oklahoma media on Indigenous
New Mexico AG launches MMIP task force, portal - ICT News
February 2024 Funding Opportunities: Grants For Podcasters, Journalists, Writers, and More
Photo Essay: Indigenous Women's Day celebrates female leadership and resilience while spotlighting ongoing struggles - New Mexico In Depth
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