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ICT (formerly Indian Country Today)
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Digital. Indigenous. News. A spacious channel for news produced by and for Indigenous people.
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Indian Country Today is a nonprofit news site and an independent public media outlet with both digital and broadcast teams. It is a leading source of news about Indigenous issues and provides historical context on how national issues impact Indigenous communities. We are changing the narrative on how Indigenous people are reported on and covered in the news. Although it has been a nonprofit startup since 2017, it began as a newspaper, the Lakota Times, in 1981.
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- 11-50 Mitarbeiter
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555 N. Central Ave., Suite 500
Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication
Phoenix, AZ 85004, US
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Phoenix, AZ 85001, US
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Several former, and present Indigenous elected officials — representing local, state, federal and tribal governments — endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris during the Democratic National Convention held in Chicago.
Past, present Indigenous elected leaders endorse Kamala Harris
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JUST IN: Results from the yesterday's Alaska and Wyoming primary elections #NativeVote24
#NativeVote24: Alaska and Wyoming hold primary elections, results
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Thank you Henry Luce Foundation Inc
Grantee Spotlight: ICT (formerly Indian Country Today) ICT’s Mark Trahant's story on the Quinault nation was published on PBS NewsHour. This is part of their coverage of how Indigenous communities are tackling the climate crisis. Read more stories here: https://ictnews.org/
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The Democratic National Convention is where, presumed nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris will be formally elected by party delegates, over 100 of them are Indigenous and part of the Native American Caucus
‘I completely endorse her, Auntie Harris’
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Notes of congratulation for Mark Trahant's decades of reporting.
A half century of impact
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Results from the primary election in Hawai‘i.
#NativeVote24: Indigenous candidates fight for seats in Hawai‘i
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“Our language is growing dramatically and I see it everywhere.”
Anishinaabemowin heard in a galaxy far, far away
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Now in ICT Opinion: "We cannot allow 'green' energy to become the new frontier for the same old game of corporate-controlled government and taxpayer-subsidized exploitation of land, water, air, and communities," wrote Robert F. Kennedy Jr., an independent candidate for president of the United States.
The Biden-Harris “Green Rush” threatens Native American lands
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With Tim Walz as Kamala Harris’ vice president pick, Peggy Flanagan could make history — again #NativeVote24
Could we have the first Native American woman governor?
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