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Late last month, the Native American Fair Commerce Coalition (NAFCC) launched a program designed to empower young Native Americans in the area of digital technology commerce. NAFCC, a

As many as 26 million Americans live in areas un-served by broadband capable of originating and receiving high-quality voice, data, graphics and video telecommunications and about one-third of

It may be too late for the older generations of American Indians to make their tribal languages their first languages, but it is definitely possible for the

Anyone in Native American radio must know Peggy Berryhill. Maybe you know her from the early 1970s, when she produced an American Indian program at KPFA in Berkeley, or

The Indian Health Service has launched an influenza surveillance and information-sharing Web site, according to a press release issued by the agency last week. The site (www.ihs.gov/flu)

Tribal communities have some of the lowest broadband penetration rates in the country — some, in fact, don’t have it at all. But that will likely change as

A survey was launched earlier this week by the National Indian Child Welfare Association, the Calumet campus of Purdue University and Prevent Child Abuse America

Native American Entertainment Network (NAE Network) announced on March 11 the launch of its Web site, which offers free video content that features Native stories and news.