NAJA 21st Annual Convention

August 10.2005 - August 14.2005
Lincoln, NE

In workshops, panels and a range of special events, The Native American Journalists Association will cover subjects such as:
-Why a Free Press Matters in Indian Country
- Free Press and Democracy
- Story Structure
- Storytelling with Film
- Reporting News that Matters; Newspaper
- The Way We See It (Native owned newspaper v. Non-Native Newspaper)
- Public Relations; Who needs it?
- Copy Editing
- New Media; Online with Native America
- Reporting News that Matters; Radio

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