When We Experience Freedom
An Interview with Loris Ann Taylor by Jenny Toomey
 
Loris Ann Taylor & Jenny Toomey
Published: Fall 2007
 

Changing media policy has affected and will continue to shape how art is made and distributed, whose voices are heard, and who has access to those voices. To take an angle on this multifaceted subject, we invited two articulate media experts into a conversation about their work—work that has profound implications for artists and for social justice activists. Jenny Toomey, executive director of the Future of Music Coalition, interviews Loris Taylor, executive director of Native Public Media. They envision realignments that can extend freedom and self-determination to groups that traditionally have been left out of media.

By Staff reports
Story Published: Dec 1, 2008
Indian Country Today

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - Native Public Media announced Nov. 20 the expansion of its network services program naming Peggy Berryhill, Muscogee Creek, to a new position, director of media architecture and services, and Camille Lacapa, Hopi-Tewa, to network services manager according to Loris Ann Taylor, executive director.

New America Media, News Feature, NAM Editors, Posted: Jan 20, 2009

Editor's Note: In his inaugural speech, Pres. Barack Obama gave a sober but optimistic account of the challenges facing the United States as he takes office as the 44th president. He declared, "Starting today, we must pick ourselves up, dust ourselves off and begin again the work of remaking America." NAM editors asked ethnic media journalists around the country about their views of Obama’s speech and his call to “remake America.”