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Native Voice TV
September 10, 2013, 12:44 pm by dliu
In an age when the Internet has supposedly given everyone a platform for public speaking, how is that so many communities are still under-heard?
Native Voice TV
Native Voice TV
That’s the problem being addressed by Native Voice TV, our latest contributor to the TelVue Connect Media Exchange. In a series of half-hour shows, Native Voice TV, in their own words: “seeks to provide a voice for Indigenous people to tell of their struggles and injustices that are often ignored by the mainstream media.”
“Native Voice TV is totally about not losing the culture,” explains the organization’s Web guru Manu Martinez. “My job is to promote it with the latest technologies. TelVue has really opened up a whole new audience for us. The Media Exchange is an incredible tool to reach out to TV stations around the world.” The California-based Native Voice TV also maintains an active Facebook page, and hopes to soon be streaming its programs over the Internet.
Manu is currently organizing nine years’ worth of Native Voice TV shows into a database that will preserve the storytelling traditions of the many guests that have appeared in the past. “It’s about letting people know about the struggles of Native American and all indigenous cultures. It’s educational. It’s historical.”
If your station is interested in downloading Native Voice TV programs, sign up here as a Media Exchange Affiliate, and you’ll have access to, not only the Native Voice TV shows, but also a host of other educational and public interest programming from a growing list of Media Exchange syndicators.
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