🏆@najournalists announces 2022 National Native Media Awards winners. #NAJA will recognize outstanding #Indigenous journalism during National Native Media Conference #MediaAwards #NationalNativeMediaConference - https://t.co/j7E1egUJ0B pic.twitter.com/8EImZVD4oE
— Native American Journalists Association (@najournalists) July 19, 2022
Journalist Nancy Marie Spears, a contributing reporter for The Imprint, has won top honors from the Native American Journalists Association. https://t.co/hyrxE4evZ2 pic.twitter.com/lDMs513kKl— The Imprint (@TheImprintNews) July 20, 2022
Reporter @ChezneyMartin has won a 2022 award from @najournalists for her story on the value of hunting and traditional foods, published as part of the CBC Six Nations content.
— CBC Hamilton (@CBCHamilton) July 20, 2022
Congrats Chezney! https://t.co/3pNYKPxAzi #NAJA
A photo of actor Leonardo DiCaprio as he surveys the rubble of a home that was blown up in a murder plot to kill an Osage family in the 1920s won first place for News Photo from the Native American Journalism Association. The scene is part of the upcoming Martin Scorsese film, "Killers of the Flower Moon" and was filmed on Aug. 5, 2021. SHANNON SHAW DUTY/Osage News
Osage News wins 14 Native American Journalists Association awards for 2021 coverage. The annual competition recognizes excellence in reporting by Indigenous and non-Indigenous journalists from across the U.S./ Canada. This year, NAJA received 750+ entries. https://t.co/461yYbFqpx— Osage News (@OsageNews) July 19, 2022
