Native Public Media

This proposal leverages advanced broadcast alert systems and community efforts to enhance the rescue and recovery of missing, murdered, or endangered adults. In addition to the new Missing and Endangered Persons (MEP) Event Code that will serve as an Amber Alert for adults, multifaceted efforts will increase public safety and create a resilient community framework. This project seeks to engage the community through a comprehensive and integrated approach.

Increase the resilience of Indigenous communities in the face of climate change by enhancing the capacity of Tribal broadcast stations and communities to coordinate emergency management responses in times of climate disaster and public emergency.

Increase the resiliency of Tribal Nations through the development of public disaster and climate resiliency plans by Native broadcasters coordinating with first responders, Tribal entities, and community members to prevent, prepare, mitigate, respond, and recover.

Conference Sponsorship for 2022 Native Broadcast Summit

Conference sponsorship

Conference sponsorship for the 2018 Native Broadcast Summit. The Summit is the only national gathering that is designed specifically for the radio and television stations and broadcasters serving Indian Country, and Tribal media producers.

The 2017 Native Broadcast Summit is an opportunity for tribal broadcasters to access and share resources and network. Sessions will include training information on Community Service Grant compliance, accounting/budgeting, underwriting, and emergency communications.