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Registration desk at NAJA Convention

NAJA President Ronnie Washines of the Yakama Nation Review

Joe Garcia, president of the National Congress of American Indians,
NAJA Keynote Speaker

Antonia Gonzales of "National Native News"

Native American Author Gregory Cajete during a book signing
at NAJA Convention

Dr. Patrisia Gonzales(U. of Arizona),Rachel Starks(Native Nation Institute)
Roberto Dr. Cintli Rodriguez(U. of Arizona),Joxe Matus (Director, Alianza Indigena Sin Fronteras)

Tim Giago, respected newspaper editor,
conducts NAJA workshop on Advertising

 

 

 

 

 






Native American Journalists Association (NAJA) Convention 2009
Opening Reception Brings Generations Together

Even 25 years after Native Americans first established their presence in the journalism world, they continue to stress the importance of preparing the next generation of storytellers. NAJA President Ronnie Washines, who is in his second year as president, said though the organization has come a long way, members continue to encourage the youth to carry on its efforts. "I'm happy and glad that it's reached this point," said Washines. "I look forward to hopefully go another 25."

Read more in the Native Voice.

For more details of the convention, please visit the web site of NAJA

 

 

 

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