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Thank you to everyone who entered my logo design contest at 99designs.com!  And, thank you to everyone who gave me their input on the designs I was considering! Here is the design I have chosen…I hope you like it! NativeRemix.com is a multimedia arts + culture news site for Indigenous youth of the U.S. and Canada [...]

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As some of you may (or may not) know, I’m a Tow-Knight Center for Entrepreneurial Journalism fellow (please excuse the horrid photograph- I didn’t get to choose it!) and am creating a multimedia arts + culture Indigenous news site for Indigenous youth of the United States and Canada called NativeRemix.com. Below is a video about [...]

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  Dear readers, Do you or someone you know speak a Native language?  If so, please get in touch with me (via this blog or Twitter) and let me know.  I am working on an Indigenous media project and really need your help in coming up with a name!  I only need about 10-15 minutes [...]

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I can’t wait to attend this year’s ImagineNative film and media arts festival in Toronto next week (October 19-23)!  It’s my first time going and I’m really looking forward to what’s in store.   I really miss Canada and my Aboriginal peeps up there! While in Toronto, I’ll be filming the amazing DJ trio “A [...]

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I landed in Winnipeg early this morning, about 10 hours after I was supposed to thanks to issues with United Airlines [groan].  As you may have seen in my tweets yesterday, United was canceling, rescheduling and even booting people off of flights left and right!  One flight was supposed to seat 50 passengers, but the [...]

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The semester is finally drawing to a close, which means I am 2/3 of the way done with grad school!  This final week of classes will either make or break me, as I have a tremendous amount of work to complete before the Summer begins. However, I have great news!  I recently found out that [...]

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Please excuse the unsteady, raw, uncut footage. -NativeJournalist

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ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA – In an e-mail to it’s members, NAJA says thank you for helping make the 2010 Native Nations Media Conference a success: We would like to thank all of our members, presenters, mentors, students and everyone else who contributed to our successful 2010 conference. It was great to see new and familiar [...]

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WASHINGTON, DC – March 4-6, 2010 Barbara Jordan Conference Center at Kaiser Family Foundation 1330 G Street, NW Washington, DC 2005 (one block west of Metro Center) Program Goal: The goal of this annual conference is to provide print, broadcast and online journalists the tools to effectively report on the impact of health care reform [...]

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PORT AU PRINCE, HAITI – I’ve taken a break from blogging while I work on my graduate school applications. I am just about done (finally!) and I plan to be back very soon! I wasn’t planning on posting anything until I was ready for my official return, but after seeing the following video I just [...]

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