Who Wants to Hear Our Story?

Communications and Contemporary Native Americans - A Media Symposium
March 2-3, 2006 in Washington, DC

The absence of U.S. media coverage about Native American communities means that Indian Country today is a mystery to most people. While there are rampant stereotypes, realities and cultural strengths remain hidden.

Come participate in a conversation about Indian Country with the goal of engaging more people with issues affecting indigenous peoples in the United States.

Event DetailsWho: Native American leaders, members of Congress, journalists, academics, religious organizations, and other opinion leaders. All are welcome to participate.

Where: Wyndham Washington Hotel, 1400 M St. NW, Washington DC

When: Thursday March 2 (8:30 am-5 pm)-Friday March 3, 2006 (9am-1pm)

Cost: The $50 symposium fee pays for two breakfasts, lunch on Thursday, a reception on Thursday night, and all symposium materials. Participants will need to make their own housing arrangements.

Housing: A limited number of rooms are available at the Wyndham Washington Hotel. You will need to make your own room reservation by calling the hotel at 202-429-1700 and asking for a room in the Friends Committee on National Legislation bloc. The cost will be $185 per night for either a single or a double room.

More info at: http://www.fcnl.org/nativeam/media_symp.htm