Native News Magazine
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Welcome to the new, best resource for
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You have to admit that this is an outstanding array of Native talents, travel and culture — and that’s just our first issue!
For less than the cost of most print magazines, you get all of this and more…
Choose our popular All-Access Pass and get more than just an ordinary subscription. You get all this:
- The premiere print issue of Indian Country magazine, FREE, delivered straight to your door
- PLUS bi-monthly print issues of Indian Country magazine
- PLUS online access to our user-friendly web edition that you can access on your computer, laptop, phone or tablet as soon as it is available
- PLUS the app for your iPad as soon as it is available
That means you get to enjoy Indian Country anywhere and any way you like it. That is simply unparalleled in Native publishing, and only Indian Country offers so much rich culture, history, news and more for and about the Native community.
That’s because Indian Country is created and published by Indian Country Media Network, the leading voice of Native Peoples today. Indian Country Media Network offers in-depth, culturally-sensitive coverage of Native Peoples and their many cultures, accomplishments and history.
Indian Country Media Network is an internationally recognized news service owned by the Oneida Indian Nation, but its award-winning journalists cover all Peoples.
Indian Country Media Network has won numerous awards at the Native American Journalists Association. In 2014, ICTMN earned 17 awards including Best Digital Publication for its 12-page digital newsletter and first place for General Excellence. In 2013, ICTMN took 11 awards at the conference.
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And now we’re putting all of that expertise and deep understanding of Native cultures into our brand-new magazine effort, Indian Country. In addition to the in-depth articles such as the ones listed above from our premiere issue, every issue will include…
Indian Country Today, including:
- Shining Star: A celebrity to watch
- NDN A&E: A guide to films, books and performances
- Indian Territory: Travel tips for locales with a Native American emphasis
- Eat Like an Indian: The best in contemporary Native American dining
- Trading Post: Products from key Native entrepreneurs and artisans
- Good Works: Positive business developments in Indian country
Indian Country Traditions, including:
- Craftwork: Details of hand-crafted objects & how-to’s
- Good Medicine: Known benefits of certain plants
- Every Part of: An exploration of inventive uses of natural objects
- There’s No Word for It: Native phrases and philosophies
- Native Ingenuity: Inventions still in use today
- The Pow Wow Trail: Dances, dancers and makers of regalia
- Rewriting History: The Native POV to major historical events
- Council Fire: A roundtable discussion of major issues by Op Ed writers
- Poetry & Prayer: Verbal expressions of the Indian worldview
- Wisdom: A found object that speaks volumes
Yes, that’s a lot of wonderful reading ahead of you when you become a Charter Subscriber with our All-Access Pass. I know you’re anxious to get started — subscribe now and rest assured that the premiere issue will soon be in your mailbox!
We look forward to having you join our community.
ΝΛ Κi wa,
The Editors
Indian Country Magazine
PS: As you’ve noticed, there’s something for everyone in Indian Country. Our blockbuster Premier Issue outlined above is just the beginning! Subscribe now!
PPS: Don’t forget: For less than the price of most glossy magazines, you can get our print, web AND iPad editions!
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