Bryan Pollard

grants manager @AP | board @highcountrynews | former @najournalists @jskstanford @CherokeePhoenix | founder @streetroots. Also on other platforms, same handle.

[AP CorpComm @AP_CorpComm]

Rachel White named executive director of The Associated Press Foundation for Journalism: https://t.co/dxq9CuAToY

[Bryan Pollard @cherokee_editor]

#NativeTwitter: If you’re looking for an opportunity to work remotely for a great company and help support grant-funded journalism, this is it!
https://t.co/kRLSGSPzfq

[Indigenous Journalists Association @IndigenousJA]

Support Indigenous Journalists this season by donating directly as a gift for this #holiday. #givingtuesday

More on #IJA programs: https://t.co/44xu1OjdAW

Donate: https://t.co/lk4CjZmfPa

[Native Americans in Philanthropy @NativeGiving]

We’d like to take a moment this National Day of Mourning to not only grieve our lost relations, but also to share this holiday’s painful history and long-lasting impact. Let’s unpack the truth.⁠
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#NativeAmerican #Thanksgiving #DayOfMourning

[Gretchen King @gbtking]

We're hiring 2 full-time, year-long fellows to join the @highcountrynews editorial team. Report, write, fact check – broaden our coverage of the West.
Proud that this position finally includes health care. Get the details & apply https://t.co/YhDhGspJwP

[National Association of Science Writers (NASW) @ScienceWriters]

Our sincere thanks to @najournalists for partnering with @ScienceWriters to host the "Indigenous Media Freedom" #TribalPressFreedom plenary today as part of #SciWri23. Our thanks to @JodiRave @cherokee_editor for joining IJA Associate Director Francine Compton on today's panel.

[✍🏻💻 Myriam Vidal Valero 🇲🇽🏳️‍🌈 @myriam_vidalv]

Snapshots after our session about reporting on diverse communities. Can you see our faces of relief? Haha. It was such a pleasure to share the stage with the talented @USAFacts, @cherokee_editor and @CuriousScout!! #SciWri23

[Bryan Pollard @cherokee_editor]

From my friend and colleague Dev Kumar Sunuwar:

“The similarities in the impacts of racism, colonization, land grabbing, and forced displacement of Indigenous Peoples, among others, weaved together all of our stories.”

https://t.co/3hX9liYzwl

[Nick Martin @NickA_Martin]

🚨 HCN is hiring for a new Indigenous Affairs Editor — if you’re a Native reporter/editor thinking about applying, feel free to reach out with any questions!

[Bryan Pollard @cherokee_editor]

Friends and colleagues: I’m gradually transitioning my activity to other platforms (with the same user/handle), and will eventually leave this one. Please find me there! #Xedus #Xit

[Arab Reporters for Investigative Journalism @ARIJNetwork]

🔴 In the session “Investigating Indigenous Issues: A Roundtable”, speakers explained how many challenges they faced while investigating Indigenous stories.

#GIJC23

@Tahtone
@brittany_guyot
@cherokee_editor

[Bryan Pollard @cherokee_editor]

https://t.co/0QLkY0ThDG

[Bryan Pollard @cherokee_editor]

@nextgenradio Love this graphic! 😎👍

[Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact (AIPP) @aippnet]

Chairman of Indigenous Television, Nepal, Dev Kumar Sunuwar attended the IVAN (INDIGENOUS VOICES IN ASIA) Regional Exchange in Chiang Mai, Thailand.

Indigenous journalists met to brainstorm on the way forward to mainstream indigenous issues

#WeAreIndigenous

[National Association of Science Writers (NASW) @ScienceWriters]

The "Indigenous Media Freedom" #TribalPressFreedom plenary plus documentary film preview organized by @najournalists @virginiagewin is one of the many amazing sessions at our #SciWri23 national conference this year. Join us!

💚https://t.co/T1LH9YhWmf
🏔️https://t.co/qqfodDNKcX

[lagipoiva @lagipoiva]

👇🏽The @ap team at @najournalists in Winnipeg talking climate coverage of indigenous communities, nuances of reporting in indigenous spaces and inclusive and culturally sensitive reporting.

@CorinneChin @peterprengaman @katieoyan @cherokee_editor @FonsecaAP @IAmShanaBlack

[Teatuahere @teatuahere]

the fake state is failing the people on Maui. crowd funding and mutual aid are doing so much more for people than the government has. instead of caring for their own, the governments prioritizing tourists. this is colonization, this is the climate catastrophe.

[Bryan Pollard @cherokee_editor]

Also on Threads:

“Children played in the contaminated water, while livestock drank from radioactive aquifers. What came next—cancers, miscarriages, and mysterious illnesses—is a direct consequence of America’s race for nuclear hegemony.”

https://t.co/O8LXyM8TcO

[Bryan Pollard @cherokee_editor]

And on Threads, same handle.

“‘I would define it as modern-day genocide,’ Nuvangyaoma said. ‘Withholding water — which is life for the Hopis — until an undetermined time is really a position to kill off a tribe that’s been here since time immemorial.’”

https://t.co/yyiAEfqM2d