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what does it mean to be ‘home’ ?
Next Generation Radio NAJA is a five-day multimedia project highlighting the experiences of Indigenous people.
This project was produced in April 2023 in partnership with the Native American Journalist Association and the Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University. Our reporters are college and university students or early-career journalists.
CHEROKEE NATIVE INSPIRES A GENERATION THROUGH SINGING THE CHEROKEE LANGUAGE
by MICAH FLETCHER, member of the Cherokee tribe
Ella’s heritage
Can be shared by singing in
Cherokee language
TORN BETWEEN WORLDS, A CHEROKEE STUDENT FINDS A TRUE SENSE OF HOME
by EMMA HALL, Cherokee and Blackfeet by descent
When he misses home
Renee seeks people like him
Finds it at the Nest
BUFFALO REVITALIZATION IN THE HEART OF THE WIND RIVER RESERVATION
by SIGNA MCADAMS, member of the Eastern Shoshone Tribe
Buffalo is home
Culture restored through her
Rematriation
FISH PIE AND SEAL SKINS BRIDGE ELDER’S TIES TO UNANGAX̂ HOMELAND
by KANESIA MCGLASHAN-PRICE, Unangax̂ from the Qawalangin tribe of Unalaska
Far from her homelands
Finding Strength in heritage
Stories bring her home
ANISHINAABE PRO WRESTLER FINDS SENSE OF SELF IN THE RING
by STEFAN RICHARD, member of Sagkeeng First Nation in Treaty 1 Territory
A wrestler that changed
Traveling many miles
To change who he is