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2010 NAJA Convention Update

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The 2010 NAJA convention will take place at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in St. Paul, Minnesota from Wednesday, July 21st-Saturday, July 24th, 2010.

Please check back often as we update the site with more details about our next successful conference!

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President's Message

Native Journalists:

I humbly accept the responsibility to keep the Native American Journalists Association on the path set in its mission statement.

We have commemorated a quarter century of existence during the latest successful convention in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

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President's Welcome


Fellow Journalists:

An open message to personally invite you to the 2010 Native Nations Media Conference – a convention partnership between Native American Public Communications and the Native American Journalists Association held in St. Paul, Minnesota July 21-24, 2010.

We are encouraged that Native American Public Telecommunications will co-sponsor this year’s conference with NAJA. The partnership makes it economically possible to offer professional workshops, panels and technical training geared towards fulfilling our dual mission statements.
The theme, “Words + Images x Technology = Red Power,” should entice your media appetite to want to be able to attend the conference to get the full flavor of what this year’s conference has in store.

I am also personally and professionally pleased with the Crowne Plaza St. Paul Riverfront in making it possible to select it as the host site for the 2010 Native Nations Media Conference. I am confident conference participants will also be pleased with the site.

The conference registration rates have now been posted, with considerable graduated savings for early birds.

I hope and pray Creator makes is possible for you to make a clear path to St. Paul, Minnesota July 21-24 for the 2010 Native Nations Media Conference.

Ronnie Washines, President
Native American Journalists Association