A Letter from Georgiana Lee, NAPT Assistant Director

Ya’at’eeh: 

I first heard of Native American Public Telecommunications (NAPT) as an undergraduate at Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska. At one point, I toured the facility and was amazed that such an organization existed. Little did I know—I would work work for NAPT three years later. 

After graduating from Creighton University with my bachelor in journalism and theater, completing a one-year film intensive in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and  working on the Barack Obama campaign in Montana as a community organizer, I found myself in Lincoln, Nebraska, at NAPT. 

I’m grateful to the individuals, organizations and stations who have whole heartidly supported NAPT and all we have been able to accomplish this last year. Without your support, NAPT would not be in existence. With continued support, NAPT has the potential to create even more Native content through television, radio and new media, not to mention the opportunity to increase the number of native media makers in the world.  

We have been handed the opportunity to inspire and engage the world with our stories. 

I welcome you to share Native stories with the world through the creation, promotion and distribution of Native media with us. Please consider making a contribution of any amount to aid us in our mission.

Ahehee’.

Georgiana George Lee

Assistant Director