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Telling the stories of indigenous communities by indigenous journalists is at the core of Indian Country Today. Since our beginnings in 1981 as a weekly newspaper, ICT has grown into the largest news organization serving Native American communities. In April 2020, we expanded into public broadcasting through a daily newscast about how the coronavirus pandemic has affected American Indians, First Nations and Alaska Natives.

With this bold new step into public television, Indian Country Today has become a spacious channel through which it distributes news across multiple platforms. Coverage includes digital, print and broadcast news outlets featuring top stories, news, lifestyle and classified job listings.

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The journalism produced by Indian Country Today is free and available for everyone. To continue delivering quality news reports through our digital platform and daily newscast, we need your support. Every contribution is important to our mission of providing news and information that affects Indigenous communities. We can share our journalism across the Indigenous world with your help.

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FRIENDS OF ICT

In the next year, Indian Country Today will celebrate 40 years of providing quality journalism. Friends of ICT will be listed among the people or organizations who have positively impacted the Native news industry over the past 40 years.

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PHOENIX 100

We’re seeking 100 generous benefactors to contribute leadership gifts of $5,000 or more in support of Indian Country Today’s daily news program covering Native news and views which launched in April 2020. Your gift helps sustain our existence.

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A variety of sponsorships and underwriting opportunities exist to advance your mission, reach your target audience and provide vital news to Indian Country.

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Meet our Team

Thanks to the support of generous sponsors, members, and donors, our staff of Native journalists serves indigenous communities with news, entertainment, and opinion that matter most to Indian Country. Get to know our team by reading the latest profiles.

“Your donation this weekend will be doubled. Can you help us meet our goal?”

November 7, 2020

Digital Profile – Jourdan Bennett-Begaye

August 14, 2020

Newscast Profile – Patty Talahongva

June 30, 2020

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Our digital and broadcast journalism is distributed to indigenous people throughout North America, free of charge. This couldn’t be accomplished without the generous support of our valued partners and friends who share in our passion and commitment to the mission.

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Support public journalism serving Indian Country

Indian Country Today is proud to be an Indigenous-run organization with a national presence

Our Story

Become a Member

INDIVIDUAL

FRIENDS OF ICT

PHOENIX 100

Sponsorship Opportunities

DAILY NEWSCAST

REPORTER

DIGITAL SUPPORT

Meet our Team

“Your donation this weekend will be doubled. Can you help us meet our goal?”

Digital Profile – Jourdan Bennett-Begaye

Newscast Profile – Patty Talahongva

Our Partners

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