The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) mourns the loss of one of our founders John C. White, an accomplished journalist. White died this afternoon at a hospital in Maryland.

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A little over a year ago,  I assumed the role of president of the National Association of Black Journalists. I’ve spent countless hours in conversations with our members and gained

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Dear NABJ members, We are family and we want to assist you during these difficult times. Please view my video message below and take some time to apply for COVID-19

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NABJ Virtual Awards to Stream December 19 Lynn Whitfield, Tichina Arnold, Craig Melvin, Michelle Miller, Kenneth Moton to Host Cathy Hughes, Yamiche Alcindor, Pam Oliver, Rachel V, Scott, Rehema Ellis,

Continue ReadingNABJ Virtual Awards to Stream December 19 Lynn Whitfield, Tichina Arnold, Craig Melvin, Michelle Miller, Kenneth Moton to Host

ARLINGTON, Va. — POLITICO today announced the launch of a competitive program that will offer four enterprising journalists or other professionals a front-row seat covering the biggest storylines dominating Washington. The POLITICO Fellows program seeks

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Apply for These 2021 NABJ Scholarships, Training Programs and Fellowships by December 12, 2020! NABJ students can now apply, by December 12, 2020, for the following 2021 scholarship opportunities and

Continue Reading2021 NABJ Scholarships & Fellowships – Deadline 12/12/2020

NABJ mourns the loss of longtime member Karyn Collins. Fellow members described her as an individual who exuded excellence and generosity. She was an award-winning journalist and adjunct professor based

Continue ReadingNABJ Mourns the Loss of Longtime Member Karyn Collins