20K views · 479 reactions | A story told by Indigenous Australians, of the continued systemic injustice and oppression of First Nations People. Incarceration Nation premieres on Sunday 29 August at 8:30 pm on NITV and SBS On Demand. | NITV | Facebook

The home of First Nations storytelling just got a big, bold, brand new look. #NITV | NITV

5.5K views · 113 reactions | ’30 Years On’ A special edition of NITV News marking three decades since the Royal Commission into Aboriginal deaths in custody. *Trigger Warning: The following content shows images of deceased people and may cause distress to some viewers | NITV | Facebook

‎On September 29, President Advocate Duma Boko officially launched four indigenous languages; Naro, Ikalanga, Seyei, and Shekgalagari into national radio and television broadcasting in Botswana. ‎This initiative has created new employment opportunities for young people in the media. ‎Notable contributors include; Tiqae Sarah Kase, who translates Naro content, Primrose Teye, who edits English into Shekgalagari, and Bogosi Tshekiso, who anchors news in Seyei. ‎The move has fostered cultural pride,

Anishinaabe journalist Jim Compton talks about what it was like reporting for CBC in the 1980s, how he helped launch a national Indigenous television network and his hopes for the future of journalism. Read more: https://www.cbc.ca/1.6074464 | CBC Indigenous