Honors
- 2002, Paul DeMain was given the Wassaja Award, for courage by journalists covering Indian country. It was awarded by the Native American Journalists Association Board of Directors for his reporting on imprisoned activist Leonard Peltier and the murder of Pictou-Aquash.
- 2003, DeMain was honored with the Payne Award for Ethics in Journalism by the University of Oregon for his editorials in News From Indian Country editorials indicating a withdrawal of his previous support of clemency for Leonard Peltier.
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