As a way of commemorating International Day of the Worlds Indigenous People, we are dedicating this special edition of the newsletter to the progress and growth of the world’s Indigenous media. We wanted to highlight the role of Indigenous broadcasters across the globe and answer the following questions Read more...

One day in mid-June, I walked into the KVCR-TV building in San Bernardino, California, U.S., with Jim Mather, chief executive of Māori Television in New Zealand. We had only just gotten in to Los Angeles late the previous night after an international media conference in Guadalajara, Mexico. Read more...

As Indigenous broadcasters, we have to contend with a multitude of challenges on a daily basis. With our respective Indigenous languages and practices under constant pressure from the majority cultures, we need to stay relevant and actively compete for the attention of our own people and others in a world of numerous options. Read more...

The Sámi Broadcasters are developed in a varied degree in the four countries inhabited by the Sámi people. In Russia it is non-existing, while in Norway, Sweden, and Finland it is organized under the national broadcasters and of varied size. Read more...