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Juliette Rocheleau

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  • Video Producer, AJ+
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As seen in: AJ+, NPR, Medill News Service, United Press International (UPI), Roll Call, New Hampshire Public Radio, Sojourners, WGLT-FM (Normal, IL), KGOU Radio (Oklahoma City, OK), Blue Ridge Public Radio, WBAA-FM (West Lafayette, IN) and
Video producer @ajplus // Previously @npr and @FiscalNote // 🏳️‍🌈 (She/her)

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Reviewing NPR's Expanding Coverage Of Native American Communities

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By Elizabeth Jensen, Juliette Rocheleau Verified
| KVCR-FM (San Bernardino, CA) Verified
Late last year, many listeners and readers rightly objected when NPR released statistics tracking the diversity of its on-air sources and didn't include a category for Native or Indigenous sources, because the numbers were so low. As Keith Woods, now NPR's chief diversity officer, acknowledged at the time, the figures should have been included anyway.
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Reviewing NPR's Expanding Coverage Of Native American Communities

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By Elizabeth Jensen, Juliette Rocheleau Verified
| wbfo.org
Late last year, many listeners and readers rightly objected when NPR released statistics tracking the diversity of its on-air sources and didn't include a category for Native or Indigenous sources, because the numbers were so low. As Keith Woods, now NPR's chief diversity officer, acknowledged at the time, the figures should have been included anyway.
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Reviewing NPR's Expanding Coverage Of Native American Communities

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By Elizabeth Jensen, Juliette Rocheleau Verified
| klcc.org
Late last year, many listeners and readers rightly objected when NPR released statistics tracking the diversity of its on-air sources and didn't include a category for Native or Indigenous sources, because the numbers were so low. As Keith Woods, now NPR's chief diversity officer, acknowledged at the time, the figures should have been included anyway.
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