Fund for Indigenous Journalists

The IWMF has established a three-year grant-making fund to support U.S.-based reporting projects by Indigenous journalists on issues related to Missing & Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP) with a concentration on women, girls, Two-Spirit and transgender people.
We unleash the potential of women journalists as champions of press freedom to transform the global news media.

Photo Essay: Indigenous Women's Day celebrates female leadership and resilience while spotlighting ongoing struggles - New Mexico In Depth

Indigenous writer Angela Sterritt on her debut memoir 'Unbroken

Southeast Asia Rainforest Journalism Fund - The Pulitzer Center

International Women's Media Foundation on X: Huge news from our Fund for Indigenous Journalists! We're thrilled to support a year-long project by Chelsea Curtis at @AZLuminaria to create a #MMIWG2T database

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Feds announce millions to help First Nations negotiate mining

Sterling Cosper

AHCJ and NAJA co-host “Health Equity: Aging and Health Care

Tara Gatewood (@taran8v) / X

From Native American Journalist Association to Indigenous

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Meet our 2023 #JournoHeroes

University of Victoria, Faculty of Law - McConnell Foundation

Community Radio Advocacy Campaign – We need your help!

International Women's Media Foundation on X: Indigenous people comprise less than 1% of US working journalists. On #IndigenousPeoplesDay, we honor their stories, and voices. Meet the journalists we proudly support via our