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Call for Participants: Native Lens Media Fellowship
The Native Lens Media Fellowship is open to all applicants from American Indians, Alaska Natives
and Native Hawaiians aged 18-24 interested in learning the craft of video production and digital
storytelling.
Native American and Indigenous News
“The Stories We Wear” exhibit honors Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives at Fort Lewis College
Through hoop skirts and traditional Native regalia, dozens of students at Fort Lewis College created clothing to honor their missing and murdered Indigenous relatives.
Colorado author Erika Wurth is part of a new wave of Indigenous literature
Colorado author Erika Wurth has written novels, short stories, poetry and non-fiction.
A Conservative and Liberal get to know each other in a One Small Step conversation
Karen Pontius and Sidny Zink didn't know each other when they met at the KSUT studios last August for a One Small Step conversation
New Mexico program helps Indigenous school teachers reach the principal’s office
To have an Indigenous teacher is a rarity in this country – they account for only 1% of all teachers in U.S. public schools.
Health News
COVID-19 positive rates up after the holidays
Pediatric ICU beds are dwindling across the state, and holiday gatherings are driving up positivity rates of COVID-19. KDUR’s Sarah Flower joins San Juan Basin Public Health department about the latest trends of the pandemic.
One Small Step - StoryCorps
Created by StoryCorps, One Small Step is an effort to remind the country of the humanity in all of us, even those with whom we disagree.
Karen Pontius and Sidny Zink
Southwest Regional News
Former Montezuma-Cortez school board member works to improve LGBTQ+ inclusion
n Cortez, LQBTQ issues provoke strong opinions from conservative and liberal residents. Lance McDaniel, a liberal activist in Cortez who was recalled from his seat on the school board a year and a half ago, stays involved in the community.
Heinrich introduces two bills to resolve tribal water rights in New Mexico
The U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs held a hearing today [on Wednesday] on a variety of tribal water rights settlement bills, including two that impact our region.
La Plata and Archuleta counties approve dissolving San Juan Basin Public Health
The two counties overseeing San Juan Basin Public Health voted unanimously to dissolve the health department on Tuesday.
The Last Operating Uranium Mill in the United States explains operations on Ute Land
The last operating uranium mill in the United States is in White Mesa, Utah. It has been the target of ongoing protests and criticism from environmental activist groups and the Ute Mountain Ute tribe.
Tribal Media Center
KSUT participates in “Advanced Equity in Local News” convening hosted by the Colorado Media Project
"Advancing Equity in Local News" was the subject of a 3-day convening of Colorado Media Project (CMP) grantees in Denver, September 14-16.
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