Indigenous Journalists Association

Indigenous Journalists Association IJA recognizes Indigenous peoples as distinct peoples based on tradition and culture.
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The Native American Journalists Association, based in Norman, Oklahoma on the campus of the University of Oklahoma, has a unique and challenging mission. Its primary goal is to improve communications among Native people and between Native Americans and the general public. While we encourage discussion among those visiting our page, we require that commenters be respectful of others' opinions. We w

ill not tolerate attacks against other users, or comments that are vulgar and incite hate or violence. We maintain the right to ban comments or users from our page that do not comply with our policy. Page administrators will remove comments and posts that do not meet the standards of our viewing community.

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395 W Lindsey Street
Norman, OK
73019

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Native American Journalists Association

The Native American Journalists Association has a unique and challenging mission. Its primary goal is to improve communications among Native people and between Native Americans and the general public. While we encourage discussion among those visiting our page, we require that commenters be respectful of others' opinions. We will not tolerate attacks against other users, or comments that are vulgar and incite hate or violence. We maintain the right to ban comments or users from our page that do not comply with our policy. Page administrators will remove comments and posts that do not meet the standards of our viewing community.

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