Monday, July 27 – Making Native Messages Move Forward
Does it take the world getting behind your back to be able to create change?
Tuesday, July 28 – “SNAG A Decade of Indigenous Media”
The Seventh Native American Generation (SNAG) publication is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a special edition titled “SNAG: A Decade of Indigenous Media.” In this hour, we learn about this group’s mission and hear why they are dedicated to helping Native youth find their strength through cultural expression.
Wednesday, July 29 – Native Stories in the Fictional Mainstream
Social media was abuzz when Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling hinted on Twitter that she’s planning a spinoff series that takes place in North America. She said it would include “indigenous magic.” What do you think about that focus in potential new books in the popular series?
Thursday, July 30 – Success for Our Youth
Generation Indigenous, an initiative of the Obama administration, aims to helping Native youth succeed. Join our conversation about this program and a recent speech by first lady Michelle Obama.
Friday, July 31 – Native American Journalism
The National Native Media Conference co-hosted by the Native American Journalists Association (NAJA) wrapped up its annual conference earlier this month in Washington D.C. Join us as we hear the latest trends in Native journalism.
