National Native News
Weekdays 7 - 7:05 p.m.
National Native News provides listeners with relevant, timely coverage on Native American and Indigenous communities. The program began in 1987 and is currently produced in Albuquerque, New Mexico. NNN appeals to radio listeners who are engaged in the world around them and who seek out a broader range of viewpoints.
National Native News is a headline news service that provides a Native perspective. NNN is distributed by Native Voice One (NV1).
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Boarding school coalition holds listening sessions in AK, MN Tribes sign Colorado River water sharing deal with 4 states CA tribes applaud Biden order to protect 120,000 acres
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Alaska Native people are using their language, culture, and the land as part of healing efforts from trauma. Elders, young people, community leaders, advocates, and others are helping communities across the state heal from the impacts of boarding schools, violence against women, and substance use. Antonia Gonzales concludes this two-part video series.
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Video Series: Yurok Tribe’s Chief Judge Abby Abinanti explains how their wellness court is differentThe Yurok Tribe’s justice system is providing a path for healing with wellness and traditional values being vital parts of helping people. The Yurok Tribe's Chief Judge Abby Abinanti explains how the wellness court is different, and highlights work off the reservation with her close connection to the Friendship House located in San Francisco, Calif, in the first of a two-part video series by Antonia Gonzales.
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County meets with MT AG over Flathead Reservation policing deal Native leaders hold vigil ahead of MMIP awareness day in CA capital Master weaver unveils new Ravenstail collection during Juneau launch
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Feds want to return Wind River land management back to tribes Top Native leader in CA gets Air Canada apology over headdress mess SSMTCI passes resolution to recognize nature's inherent legal rights
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GTBOCI may become first MI tribe to grant legal rights to nature NV Indigenous voting group launches new initiative for 2024 season 400+ participants from 57 teams return home after NYO Games glory MMIP advocates across US prepare for National Awareness Day May 6
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Friendship House helps Yurok Tribe restore justice off reservation BIA announces new division for Indigenous connectivity and tech
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Yurok Tribe uses wellness courts to provide path for healing NYO games kick off in Anchorage for tween and teen competitors
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Qawalangin Tribe uses $2m to offer fresh food to all of Unalaska OK tribal council latest advocate for federal MMIP event code system
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$135m for tribal solar projects part of Biden's $7b Earth Day grants World's largest Native-run museum reopens in CT