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29 10. 2019

NABJ President Announces Kathy Chaney as Journal Editor and a New Monthly Newsletter

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WASHINGTON (Oct. 16, 2019)–National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) President Dorothy Tucker has appointed Kathy Chaney as the editor of the NABJ Journal. Chaney is a veteran and award-winning, multiplatform journalist, editor and executive. The Journal serves as NABJ’s official publication for organizational, member and industry...

25 10. 2019

Freelance reporters, tech/energy, Chicago area

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Description: The Energy News Network is a nonprofit news organization covering the transition to a clean energy economy. We are seeking two freelance journalists in Chicago and/or downstate Illinois. Newsletter writer, tech/clean energy This is a new, grant funded contract position. The writer will produce a daily (M-F)...

25 10. 2019

Booker / Producer, Windy City Live – ABC7 Chicago/WLS-TV

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Job Description Chicago’s #1 television station is looking for an entertainment/talk booker to join a team of hard working creatives. Windy City LIVE is an award winning one-hour studio-based local show with a live audience. The popular program features topical news, pop culture, celebrity guests and stories about things...

15 10. 2019

NABJ Congratulates Our 2019 Scholarship Recipients

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The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) congratulates our 2019 scholarship recipients. NABJ awards scholarships annually to deserving students interested in pursuing careers in journalism or media-related fields. This year, NABJ awarded $80,000 in scholarships with the help of our members, supporters and partners. [gallery type="slideshow" size="medium"...

07 10. 2019

NABJ Urges Comcast, Supreme Court Not to Dismantle Civil Rights Protections

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WASHINGTON (Oct. 7, 2019) – The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) joins the NAACP, the Congressional Black Caucus and numerous other civil rights organizations in urging Comcast and the Supreme Court to not dismantle the critical protections provided under Section 1981 of the Civil Rights Act...

07 10. 2019

NABJ Celebrates the Life of William H. Lee, Ph.D.

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The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) celebrates the life of William H. Lee, Ph.D., a longtime advocate for black journalists and co-founder and publisher of the Sacramento Observer, who passed on Sept. 22. Lee was a champion for ensuring that black media professionals have...

27 09. 2019

Chicago Reporter – Chalkbeat

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Job Description Chalkbeat, the growing nonprofit news organization telling the story of public education in America, is seeking a reporter to join our Chicago team. Chicago currently is home to one of the most compelling public education stories in the nation. There’s a new mayor with a new...

25 09. 2019

Celebrating Excellence: The Winners of NABJ’s Salute to Excellence & Their Work

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The Salute to Excellence Awards highlight the work of media organizations and individuals involved in collegiate, digital, print, television, radio, photojournalism, podcasting and public relations/marketing categories. The winners were announced during NABJ's record-breaking Convention & Career Fair in Miami, Florida in August. Radio - Top 15 Markets Radio...

20 09. 2019

Content Editor – Sports

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Overview The Chicago Tribune is seeking a sports content editor to help connect our digital sports audience to our outstanding sports coverage. A strong editor will help to increase traffic to the site and engage our audience. Responsibilities A sports content editor is responsible for curating the sports...

15 09. 2019

National Museum of African American History and Culture Team Up with the NABJ Chicago Chapter to Host “Digitizing Black Narratives” at DuSuble Museum

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By Amanda DeVoe [gallery columns="1" type="slideshow" size="full" ids="11132,11122,11123,11124,11125,11126,11127,11128,11129,11130,11131"] This Saturday, dozens gathered at the DuSable Museum of African American History to learn more about memorializing family heirlooms. The event, titled “Digitizing Black Narratives,” was organized by the National Museum of African American History and Culture in partnership with the NABJ...