Native Hawaiians, new newsrooms work to shift journalism norms in Hawai’i after legacy media exclusion

As the Hawaiian Islands grapple with rising natural disaster and a news desert prognosis, a wave of community-stewarded projects centering Native Hawaiians and their values is trying to shift the culture of journalism on the islands.

In the wake of defunding public media, rural radio holds steadfast

With the dissolution of the Corporation of Public Broadcasting — a 60-year support system — tribal-serving radio stations face a steep climb towards community self-sufficiency head-on.

Native peoples must be part of an emergent media collective

Jodi Rave Spotted Bear on the necessity of American Indians having a seat at the table to forge a new path in building independent Indigenous media.

Q/A: Danielle Slakoff

You don’t mean “culture war”