Post by Moon Seeker on Jun 4, 2009 0:31:48 GMT -5
Writing competition invites Native Americans to share insights on economy
By Staff reports
Story Published: Jun 3, 2009
Story Updated: Jun 3, 2009
The Alaska Federation of Natives, in partnership with the National Congress of American Indians and the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement, has launched “Native Insight: Thoughts on Recession, Recovery & Opportunity,”” a writing competition designed to encourage Native Americans to share their perspectives on the challenges and opportunities in the current economic and political landscape.
The national competition will distribute a total of $60,000 among three Alaska Native winners and three Native Hawaiian/Lower 48 American Indian winners ($10,000 each), with opportunities for their winning essays to be published in Native journals and magazines across the United States.
The competition is open to Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians and American Indians of all ages.
For complete program information, visit the Native Insight Web site.
www.nativeinsight.org/
www.indiancountrytoday.com/living/46818342.html
By Staff reports
Story Published: Jun 3, 2009
Story Updated: Jun 3, 2009
The Alaska Federation of Natives, in partnership with the National Congress of American Indians and the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement, has launched “Native Insight: Thoughts on Recession, Recovery & Opportunity,”” a writing competition designed to encourage Native Americans to share their perspectives on the challenges and opportunities in the current economic and political landscape.
The national competition will distribute a total of $60,000 among three Alaska Native winners and three Native Hawaiian/Lower 48 American Indian winners ($10,000 each), with opportunities for their winning essays to be published in Native journals and magazines across the United States.
The competition is open to Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians and American Indians of all ages.
For complete program information, visit the Native Insight Web site.
www.nativeinsight.org/
www.indiancountrytoday.com/living/46818342.html