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Dianna Hunt
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Senior Editor, Indian Country Today (ICT)
Tennessee
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Politics, Business Development, Montgomery County Hagerstown, Climate Change City of College Park
IT, property sales, sport,
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By Dianna Hunt| Indian Country Today (ICT)@ Dianna HuntICTPresident Joe Biden has issued an emergency disaster declaration for the Seminole Tribe of Florida for recovery and relief efforts from damage wrought by Hurricane Milton, which brought rain, tornadoes, flooding and high winds as it moved across Central Florida after making landfall late Wednesday. The declaration, released Tuesday, Oct.
By Dianna Hunt| Indian Country Today (ICT)@ Dianna HuntICTThe United Houma Nation of Louisiana – battered by hurricanes and rising sea levels that are threatening their homelands – will receive more than $56 million in federal funding for special projects aimed at building coastal resilience to climate change. The funding, announced Friday, July 26, by the U.S. Department of Commerce, will help the tribe fund its Hazard Mitigation and Tribal Resilience Plan as part of the Biden-Harris administration’s Climate Resilience Regional Challenge.
By Dianna Hunt| Indian Country Today (ICT)@ Dianna HuntICTPresident Joe Biden has issued an emergency disaster declaration for the Seminole Tribe of Florida for recovery and relief efforts from damage wrought by Hurricane Milton, which brought rain, tornadoes, flooding and high winds as it moved across Central Florida after making landfall late Wednesday. The declaration, released Tuesday, Oct.
Company Info
Indian Country Today (ICT)
ICT, formerly known as Indian Country Today, is a nonprofit multimedia news organization focused on Indigenous communities across North America. Owned by IndiJ Public Media, it operates as a digital and broadcast platform, providing free access to news, cultural stories, and advocacy journalism. Founded in 1981 as the Lakota Times, ICT has evolved from a weekly newspaper into a national digital-first news service. It publishes articles, investigative reports, and multimedia content that highlight Indigenous perspectives. The organization also distributes news segments through public television stations, ensuring a broad reach. ICT serves Indigenous communities, policymakers, educators, and the general public, relying on support from members, donors, and foundations rather than traditional advertising. With a mission to honor Indigenous ancestors and future generations, ICT aims to challenge stereotypes and promote understanding of tribal sovereignty and cultural vitality. Its leadership includes Indigenous figures dedicated to advancing the organization's vision of authentic representation in journalism.
Washington, D.C., United States, United States
+1 315-829-8355
Founded: 1981