Get Involved
Loochoo Media seeks collaboration with researchers, journalists, Indigenous leaders, technologists, translators, and all those committed to Indigenous rights and knowledge systems.
Opportunities
We invite Indigenous leaders, elders, and community representatives to participate as advisors, reviewers, and contributors. Your voice and perspective are central to this platform's mission.
How to get involved: Serve as an Indigenous reviewer, contribute an opinion piece, or join our advisory network.
We welcome researchers working on Indigenous rights, economies, governance, knowledge systems, and related fields. Loochoo Media can help communicate your research to a broader global audience.
How to get involved: Submit research summaries, co-author analysis pieces, or contribute to our Research section.
Experienced journalists and writers with expertise in Indigenous affairs, human rights, or environmental reporting are encouraged to contribute. We prioritize Indigenous journalists.
How to get involved: Pitch a story, contribute a feature article, or join our editorial network.
We are building ethical AI tools for Indigenous media. Technologists with expertise in AI ethics, data sovereignty, or media technology are welcome to contribute to our technical development.
How to get involved: Contribute to our open-source tools, advise on AI ethics, or help build our data infrastructure.
We are committed to multilingual publishing. Translators and linguists — especially those with expertise in Indigenous languages, Japanese, or English — are essential to our mission.
How to get involved: Contribute translations, advise on language policy, or help develop our multilingual content strategy.
Organizations working on Indigenous rights, environmental justice, or decolonization are invited to partner with Loochoo Media for research collaboration, content sharing, and joint advocacy.
How to get involved: Propose a partnership, share your research, or collaborate on policy analysis.
Collaboration Principles
Indigenous leadership and self-determination are non-negotiable in all collaborations.
All collaborators must respect Indigenous data sovereignty and community consent.
Community benefit takes priority over academic, commercial, or institutional interests.
Transparency and accountability are expected from all partners and contributors.
If you are interested in collaborating, please reach out. We respond to all inquiries with care.
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