Indigenous Broadcasting refers to media platforms and programs created by and for Indigenous peoples. These broadcasts aim to share cultural stories, languages, and perspectives that are often underrepresented in mainstream media. They can include radio, television, and online content, focusing on community issues, traditions, and local events. This form of broadcasting plays a crucial role in preserving Indigenous cultures and languages, such as Ojibwe or Navajo. It also provides a space for Indigenous voices to discuss topics like land rights, social justice, and environmental concerns, fostering a sense of community and identity among Indigenous audiences.