Native Media Resource Center
NMRC - a place to collaborate, create, educate and serve.Serving Native American Media Since 1997
NMRC was founded by award winning producer Peggy Berryhill, AKA, the “First Lady of Native Radio”
NMRC is a public service media organization whose mission is to produce content about Indigenous communities in order to promote racial harmony and cross-cultural understanding. The NMRC works in partnership with individuals, organizations and institutions such as VISION MAKER MEDIA, formerly Native Public Telecommunications (NAPT), Inc. , the Smithsonian Institution Office of Telecommunications, National Museum of the American Indian and Northern California Cultural Communications, Inc (NC3). NMRC projects include audio, print and digital storytelling. Providing an authentic Native voice to public broadcasting and support for the Native radio system for 36 years. Full Bio
NMRC Mission
The NMRC is a native non-profit 501 (c) (3) organization organization whose mission is to produce educational materials about Native Americans and Indigenous communities in order to promote racial harmony and cross-cultural understanding. The NMRC works in partnership with individuals, organizations and institutions such as the Native Public Telecommunications , Inc., the Smithsonian Institution Office of Telecommunications, National Museum of the American Indian and Northern California Cultural Communications, Inc (NC3). The NMRC supports the work of the Native radio system; stations, producers and media organizations.
