Go Native American

Go Native American

Broadcasting, Radio, Publishing and Media

Native American media have grown from their roots as community support organizations to a thriving part of the vital broadcasting environment, making available worldwide, through webcasts Indian music, artists, writers, and opinion leaders.

Native American Media is largely concentrated in radio and publishing, with some limited video production.

Public Radio Organizations

Native American Public Radio

Shares a directory of 30 Native American public radio stations

Native Public Media

A cooperative effort between the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and the Native American radio community, NPM aims to help stations adopt the best practices in fundraising, broadcasting, production and management of the wider public radio community through outreach and training.

Radio Stations

KEYA 88.5 FM

The voice of the Turtle Mountains in Belcourt, North Dakota. Offers a mix of local, native American and NPR programming, shares its programming schedule, staff pictures, and offers services, primarily studio services, to the business and educational community.

Publications

Aboriginal Multi Media Society

Publishes several titles specific to Canadian aboriginal people, including Windspeakers, a national publication, and publications specific to Ontario, British Columbia, alberta, Saskatchewan. Also operates radio station CWFE.

American Indian Arts Magazine

Covers antique and new art by native Americans, espeically reporting prices in recent auctions, museum shows, gallery exhibitions.

Cowboys & Indians Magazine

Although billing themselves as covering Native Americans in the west, the publication is for the most part devoted to cowboys, with some limited coverage of Pow Wows and arts.

Indian Country

Weekly newspaper covering most events of significance in the native American community. Based in Canastota, NY, the publisher also releases and annual Powwow Guide, an Annual Guide to Indian Gaming and another annual guide to Indian owned companies. Also publishes show inserts for many large native American events.

Native Peoples Magazine

Established as a house organ of the Heard Museum (see the museums page) in 1987, the magazine became an independent business and is now published bi-monthly and has a circulation of about 50,000. It features arts and artists, business, sports, travel, education, politics and other topics of interest to the Native American community and friends.

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