Jeremy Wade Shockley is moving on from the Southern Ute Drum, a biweekly newspaper serving the Southern Ute Indian Tribe, after 14 years. https://t.co/uIn4HYbeCf
The Indigenous Journalists Association awarded The Southern Ute Drum a total of 12 media awards in 2024 in its annual Indigenous Media Awards competition.
Congratulations to Jeremy Wade Shockley, Divine Windy Boy, Robert L. Ortiz, Krista Richards, and Rosaleigh Concepcion!
🏆 @IndigenousJA announces 2024 Indigenous #MediaAwards winners. IJA will recognize outstanding Indigenous journalism during the Indigenous Media Awards Banquet on July 27 as part of #IMC24 at the Omni Hotel in Oklahoma City. - https://t.co/IN2E7jYzsK
Once counted in the millions across the North American plains, pronghorn dwindled to threateningly low numbers a century ago. Now, an effort by the Department of Game and Fish is helping to restore this icon of New Mexico’s grasslands. https://t.co/Wv4Ktx6J1M
Once counted in the millions across the North American plains, pronghorn dwindled to threateningly low numbers a century ago. Now, an effort by the Department of Game and Fish is helping to restore this icon of New Mexico’s grasslands. https://t.co/AxbZKhMgIm
I was one of the lucky few who got to work on assignment with the brand new #FUJIFILMGFX100II for the launch of the camera. I have posted a preview with my thoughts on the camera and the insights I gleaned from working with it here on my blog: https://t.co/84DQTuGQ3D
The Album of the Year is getting better… The deluxe edition of MICHAEL drops this Friday with 3 new songs on the vinyl and another extra song on digital.
(If you already bought or pre ordered physical copy of MICHAEL you have the DELUXE Edition coming your way)
The Native American Journalists Association (NAJA), awarded The Southern Ute Drum newspaper a total of five media awards at the National Native Media Awards, including the prestigious first-place honor for General Excellence and for Best Digital Publication. @najournalists
Ancient Enigmas https://t.co/RNr4OA6Qp8 Excited to share one of my latest photography features in New Mexico Magazine, written by Kate Nelson! Chaco Canyon was my first muse as a photographer, shooting 35mm KODAK T-Max 100 film straight out of college. That was 20 years ago...
When a @washingtonpost article by @farhip feels like an epitaph for @NatGeoMag. What once was a great institution, of which I loved being part of for 25 years, has become but a fading shadow. https://t.co/zTdrAdiD4h
My latest photography feature for CPR News.
A lot is still unknown heading into high-stakes negotiations on the future of the Colorado River https://t.co/gmrxdt26Yy