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Special double issue
Indigenous communication landscapes
Guest editorial
How Indigenous narratives are embedded within, emerging from and calling across landscapes - by O. Ripeka Mercier, Beth Ginondidoy Leonard and Debra Harry
Papers
Speaking into the silences: American Indian representation and negotiation in news media - by Melissa Greene-Blye We are not your offensive mascots: Knowledge surveys exploring US national coverage and comments about Native people - by Victoria LaPoe, by Victoria LaPoe, Sarah Liese, Candi Carter Olson, Cristina Azocar, Benjamin R. LaPoe II, Bharbi Hazarika and Julia Weber Missing women news coverage and implications of standpoint theory - by Grace James, Victoria LaPoe, Benjamin R. LaPoe II and Alesha Davis Pouwhenua: Marking and storying the ancestral landscape - by Margaret Forster and Peter Meihana Tautitotito - Kama'ilio: Talking story - Health storytelling between relations - by Ashlea Gillon, Samantha Keaulana-Scott, Kiri West and Mapuana Antonio Shijyaa haa research: Reflections on positionality, relationality and commonality - by Charleen Fisher and Nina Nikola Doering Traversing Indigenous communication landscapes: Translation, uptake and impact of Maori research - by Tanya Allport, Tom Johnson and Meretini Bennett-Huxtable Nga taonga tuku iho: Intergenerational transmission using archives - by Peter-Lucas Jones, Keoni Mahelona, Suzanne Duncan and Gianna Leoni Kia tangata whenua: Artificial intelligence that grows from the land and people - by Peter-Lucas Jones, Keoni Mahelona, Suzanne Duncan and Gianna Leoni Future visions for te taiao: Re-imagining environmental governance and political communication through film - by Ellen Tapsell Examining how Reservation dogs and Rutherford Falls critically craft community narratives: Indigenous storytellers celebrate non-stereotypical designs - by Benjamin R. LaPoe II, Victoria L. LaPoe, Sarah Liese, Hannah OEtting and Julia Weber
