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The Aboriginal Multi-Media Society (AMMS) is a Canadian organization supporting and promoting Indigenous media and communication initiatives. It was founded in 1984 and has actively provided Indigenous perspectives through various media forms, including radio, television, print, and online platforms. AMMS aims to foster the growth of Indigenous media professionals, facilitate the production and distribution of Indigenous content, and advocate for the representation and recognition of Indigenous voices in the media landscape. In addition, they work closely with Indigenous communities, organizations, and individuals to amplify Indigenous stories, culture, and perspectives. "It’s been 30 years since we launched CFWE-FM radio in Alberta, and this year we celebrated our new station at CJWE 88.1 Calgary." says Publisher Bert Crowfoot Media platforms like websites are crucial in advancing Indigenous narratives, addressing social issues, preserving cultural heritage, and promoting community engagement. In addition, these platforms often serve as spaces for Indigenous individuals and organizations to share news, stories, events, and resources relevant to their communities.