Partner With Us
Today, Crosswinds is primarily Native-staffed and Native-focused, powered by multimedia journalists, community contributors, cultural advisors, and mission-aligned partners. We carry stories from Oklahoma’s 39 tribes, connecting Native families, leaders, and allies across Indian Country and beyond.
But we are more than a newsroom.
As a community-centered media organization, we:
- Host in-person events and listening sessions
- Create educational and cultural resources
- Facilitate community conversations
- Build safe, inclusive spaces for learning and dialogue
Through this work, we elevate Native perspectives, honor cultural knowledge, and encourage conversations that move our communities toward healing, understanding, and collective progress.
Long-term partnerships with businesses, tribes and community organizations are an important part of sustaining Crosswinds News
Support Native-owned storytelling and resources while building meaningful relationships with the communities Crosswinds serves.
Current partnership opportunities include:
- Supporting the Native Places, Native Voices solutions journalism series
- Joining the Winds of Change Benefactor Program
- Sponsoring Indigenous Roots or another community initiative
- Developing a customized partnership aligned with your organization’s goals
Become a Crosswinds Advertiser!
When you partner with Crosswinds, your brand is not just placing an ad. You are:
- Supporting Native-owned media
- Reaching an engaged audience connected to tribal communities across Oklahoma
- Aligning with values of equity, culture, community, and truth
- Investing directly in local journalism and community well-being
Our audience is made up of Native families, community leaders, organizers, educators, and allies who care deeply about culture, sovereignty, health, economic development, and social justice.
The inspiration behind Crosswinds comes from the intersections of identity, experience, and resilience that shape Native families connected to Oklahoma’s 39 tribes—whether they live within their homelands or across the country. These diverse perspectives guide our work and remind us that our stories are not bound by geography, but by the people they come from.