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NMRC - a place to collaborate, create, educate and serve. |
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Home of Native American Media
The NMRC was founded by award winning producer Peggy Berryhill, AKA, the “First Lady of Native Radio”. NMRC is a public service  media organization whose mission is to produce content about Indigenous communities in order to promote racial harmony and cross-cultural understanding. The NMRC works in partnership with individuals, organizations and institutions such as the Native Public Telecommunications (NAPT), Inc., the Smithsonian Institution Office of Telecommunications, National Museum of the American Indian and Northern California Cultural Communications, Inc (NC3). NMRC projects include audio, print and digital storytelling. Providing an authentic Native voice to public broadcasting and support for the Native radio system for 36 years. |
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The On Native Ground Youth Reporters are press credentialed for the 3rd consecutive year! |
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Please view the On Native Ground youth reporter's footage from Sundance Film Festival 2009 and 2010 at:
www.trxtrproductions.org
On Native Ground - Where Art Speaks!
KIDE 91.3 FM Hupa Tribal Radio
www.KIDEFM.org
Download audio text - Podcast - View Show Grid & Calendar
"It's the only tribally owned and operated radio station in California!"
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FCC CHAIRMAN JULIUS GENACHOWSKI COMMENDS PASSAGE OF LOCAL COMMUNITY RADIO ACT |
“The Local Community Radio Act signed by President Obama is a big win for radio listeners. Low-power FM stations are small, but they make a giant contribution to local community programming. This important law eliminates the unnecessary restrictions that kept these local stations off the air in cities and towns across the country. I commend Congressmen Mike Doyle and Lee Terry and Senators Maria Cantwell and John McCain for the successful passage of this legislation and their longstanding commitment to local community radio. The FCC will take swift action to open the dial to new low-power radio stations and the valuable local service they provide.”
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The Juan Williams firing by NPR |
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The Juan Williams firing by NPR, aka National Public Radio, has dominated the news. Regardless of how you feel about the series of events that led up to the firing of Juan Williams by one of his employers, NPR, a larger and more significant issue has surfaced – a threat and call to end Congressional funding to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting or CPB. Political pundits and congressmen from both parties have painted an incomplete and unfair picture of the relationship structure between NPR and CPB and of how CPB funds are spent. In other words, a very broad paintbrush has been used to include an issue between an employer and employee as part of a larger and distorted picture of CPB.
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Read more: The Juan Williams firing by NPR
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