SAY Magazine wins Native American Journalists Association 2008 awards

February 2008

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada and Reno, Nevada - SAY Magazine, the largest lifestyle magazine for Native people, was recognized with two awards at the recent Native American Journalists Association Banquet, held at the American Indian Center of Chicago, during the UNITY: Journalists of Color Conference.

General Excellence (Monthly/Bimonthly) and Best Layout Magazine are the two awards received by SAY Magazine.

The Native American Journalists Association (NAJA) was established in 1984. Based in Norman Oklahoma on the campus of the University of Oklahoma, the primary goal of the organization is to improve communications among Native people and between Native Americans and the general public.

SAY Magazine has been a member of NAJA since 2003 and was the recipient of the NAJA 2003 Media Award Two to Six Times a Year, Honourable Mention and the 2004 Media Awards – General Excellence, Two to Six Times a Year, First Place.

SAY Magazine has become the major provider of positive, non-political and exciting information on economic development, education, entertainment, sports, fashion, and health and native role models.

Established in 2002, SAY Magazine is a Native owned and operated business. The award winning magazines were designed by Relish Design Studio Ltd. and printed by The Prolific Group.