DEDICATED TO MAKING INDIGENOUS NEWS MORE MAINSTREAM
The Indigenous narrative has been left out of mainstream news media for too long.
As a Muscogee Creek Nation citizen-owned news network, VNN is dedicated to sharing more Indigenous news stories and Indigenous perspective.
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What we learned from interviewing Indigenous community members about news media
Castro-Huerta ruling continues a legacy of broken promises to Native American communities
Mvskoke Loan Fund expands space and opportunity across reservation
“The Road to Healing” begins in Anadarko
The complicated history of Black people enslaved by American Indians
Supreme Court rules Oklahoma has concurrent jurisdiction over non-Indians
Promised Land | June
How Muskogee County continues to forget 1,000 dead people
Muscogee (Creek) Nation expanding services to prevent suicide and drug addiction
Freedmen: The untold history of Indian Country slaves
Fentanyl use on the rise as tribe works to combat addiction
Mining rights battle hinges on one definition
How misinformation and disinformation impact tribal sovereignty
White House hosts first Tribal Nations Summit since 2016
Indigenous Peoples’ Day in Oklahoma
How a Muscogee citizen makes your protection his business
Seasons of abundance continue for Chickasaw Nation creative arts
Muscogee citizens constitutionally guarantee free press in historic vote
Oklahoma paying up to $700k to fight McGirt Supreme Court ruling
VNN is CESO certified.
“We’re committed to driving more Native perspective into the news ecosystem.”
Kelly Tidwell, VNN President and CEO
PROVIDING MISSING AND MURDERED INDIGENOUS WOMEN (MMIW) COVERAGE
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