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| Debra Utacia Krol, Indigenous affairs reporter at The Arizona Republic, is an award-winning journalist with an emphasis on Native issues, environmental and science issues and travel, who's fond of averring that "My beat is Indians." More about Debra. |
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- Debra Krol, Arizona Republic
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Give to SEJ Programs to support essential training, resources, and convening, such as:
- SEJ Webinars like "Covering Climate Solutions — Indigenous Communities and Nature-Based Approaches"
- #SEJ2023 Annual Conference events like "Covering Indian Country for Non-Natives" and "Biodiversity 201: Reporting on the Sixth Extinction"
- SEJ Diversity Fellowships: Support the attendance of diverse journalists at #SEJ2023. One of last year's fellows said, "SEJ is the best! I felt super supported, listened to, etc. I could not have attended the conference without [the fellowship]. SEJ staff were highly responsive and communicative. So grateful for the support all around."
Give to SEJ's Fund for Environmental Journalism to support small story grants, such as:
- "How Indigenous Memories Can Help Save Species From Extinction," Vox, by Karen Pinchin.
- "Re-Indigenizing the Story of Bears Ears," Boulder Weekly, by Rico Moore.
- "Uranium Widows in Navajo Country," Sierra Magazine, by Wudan Yan.
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