World Indigenous Broadcasters Network

World Indigenous Broadcasters Network WIBN unites Indigenous broadcasters from around the world to strengthen and promote Indigenous languages, cultures and storytelling.

World Indigenous Broadcasters Network (WIBN)

The World Indigenous Broadcasters Network (WIBN) is a global alliance of Indigenous broadcasters committed to advancing Indigenous storytelling, languages and cultures. Our founding members include Whakaata Māori (New Zealand), National Indigenous Television -NITV (Australia), Aboriginal Peoples Television Network APTN (Canada), NRK Sápmi (Norway) and

Taiwan Indigenous Television TITV (Taiwan). Established in 2008, WIBN is a not-for-profit organisation that fosters collaboration and strengthens the Indigenous media sector through initiatives such as content sharing, training opportunities, staff exchanges and international networking. As members of WIBN, broadcasters are united by a shared commitment: to preserve, promote and revitalise Indigenous languages, cultures and narratives for generations to come.

20/07/2025

Check out the APTN Language channel for some good entertainment. Enjoy!

15/07/2025

Juhu Elementary School in eastern Taiwan organized a growth camp where graduating students built their own boats by hand and paddled them out to sea, receiving their diploma on the ocean.
Stay tuned for more from TITV Daily News! #原視新聞網

Jin-Wei Gao, 24-year-old star basketball point guard from the Truku community recently donated NT$3 million to a Catholi...
26/06/2025

Jin-Wei Gao, 24-year-old star basketball point guard from the Truku community recently donated NT$3 million to a Catholic Children's Home to thank and give back the organization for supporting him during his childhood after renewing his 7-year contract with Taiwan's major professional basketball team.

📌 Follow TITV News on IG for more!

✨ Mānawatia a Matariki ✨As we welcome the Māori New Year a time of reflection, renewal and connection, WIBN is proud to ...
20/06/2025

✨ Mānawatia a Matariki ✨

As we welcome the Māori New Year a time of reflection, renewal and connection, WIBN is proud to launch its very first article on our website global platform.

Our inaugural piece is a timely and powerful reflection by our resident editor, Dr Julian Wilcox, writing from Aotearoa.

This marks the beginning of a new chapter for Indigenous storytelling, with articles to come from voices across the globe.

Read the first article now.

This is the future home of WIBN’s original written works and podcast series, a space where Indigenous voices rise, worldviews are honoured and creative expression takes centre stage.

📌 Tune in to "ITA Beyond" on TITV each week and discover Taiwan’s diverse landscape through the unique perspectives of I...
18/06/2025

📌 Tune in to "ITA Beyond" on TITV each week and discover Taiwan’s diverse landscape through the unique perspectives of Indigenous peoples.

Full story in the comments. Follow ITA See the World on IG for more!


Celebrate National Indigenous month with APTN.
12/06/2025

Celebrate National Indigenous month with APTN.

11/06/2025
05/06/2025

In Miaoli’s Tai’an Township, the Atayal community is passing down tradition — starting with cured meat. With help from schools and the local cultural health station, kids are learning the steps behind the sacred rituals, keeping culture alive through hands-on experience.

Stay tuned for more from TITV Daily News! #原視新聞網

02/06/2025

The Kanakanavu people became Taiwan’s 15th officially recognized Indigenous group in 2014. With a total population of fewer than 400, efforts to preserve their language have been vital. Eight years ago, a Kanakanavu language immersion kindergarten was established, using picture books, stories, and songs to integrate the Indigenous language into children's daily lives.
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The newly produced Kari Snruwan programme by TITV News Dept. focuses on the unique traditional cultures of Taiwan's 16 Indigenous peoples, documenting cultural vocabulary, historical stories, and more. Through face-to-face interactions conducted in Indigenous languages, it offers an intimate look into community life, allowing viewers to experience the program's deep connection with tribal cultures.
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Watch the full episode of Kari Snruwan 紀時光 on TITV

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