Native American & Two-Spirit Communities

You only have to turn on the TV or flip through a magazine to know that representations of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) Native American and Two Spirit people don’t reflect the diversity of our community.

We can help you make a difference. Because at GLAAD we know that what people watch on TV or read in the newspaper shapes how they view and treat LGBT people. To increase the visibility of Native American LGBT and Two Spirit communities in the media, we offer:

  • Media Trainings – tools and strategies for effective media work.
  • Spokesperson Trainings – preparation for persuasive media interviews.
  • Media Advocacy – responses to problematic media images of Native American LGBT and Two Spirit people.
  • Resource Guides – culturally competent LGBT terminology and facts for accurate news coverage. 
  • Media Consultations – story ideas and Native American LGBT, Two Spirit and allied spokespeople.
  • Script Consultations – fact checking and advice for authentic storylines about Native American LGBT and Two Spirit people.

To find out more, contact us at nativeamerican@glaad.org.


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