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The first Board of Directors of the Native American Journalists ...
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Jan 15, — Left to right; Loren Tapahe, Publisher, Navajo Times, Vice President, Mary Polanco, Publisher Jicarilla Chieftain, Treasurer, Anita Austin, ... › articles › the-first-b...
When a Native American Newspaper Gains its Independence ...www.huffpost.com › entry › when-a-native-american-ne_b_
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One of its early publishers was Loren Tapahe, a Navajo man who is still active in the newspaper business. The paper became an independent ...
History - Native American Journalists Association
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Founding executive committee members Loren Tapahe (vice president), Mary Polanco (secretary), Anita Austin (treasurer) and Tim Giago (president) The fifth convention was held in in Fife, Washington, and the membership changed the name to the Native American Journalists Association (NAJA) to reflect a more inclusive mission.
Native American Recognition Days honors six at Heard ...
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Loren Tapahe, Debra Krol, Dennis Numkena, Beverly Warne, Brandon Clark and Sam Burris will be honored at this year s banquet held Nov. 19th at the Heard Museum. We are delighted to announce this year s honorees, continuing the legacy that Native American Recognition Days has created, says Patti Hibbeler, Phoenix Indian Center CEO.
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