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11 12. 2017

2017 Red Hot Holiday Party / Scholarship Fundraiser

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THANK YOU, NABJCC! THANK YOU, CHICAGO-LAND! You made our 2017 RED HOT HOLIDAY PARTY TOY DRIVE & SCHOLARSHIP FUNDRAISER a successful evening! We toasted the holidays and helped needy kids and students! None of it possible without your support! Great turnout by TV and radio, print and digital, black-owned and mainstream, P.R. and communications professionals, academe...

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05 12. 2017

National Association of Black Journalists Host 10th Annual Toy Drive Dec. 7, Works to Ensure Toys for Needy Kids, Scholarships for Needy Students

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[NABJCC President Maudlyne Ihejirika delivers the organization's 2016 toy drive donation to Martha Kenahan, Development Manager at Envision Unlimited, a Chicago nonprofit providing foster care, autism and community integration programs for disabled children and adults, 92 percent of whom are low-income.] Photo by Susie Shin. (CHICAGO)...

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30 11. 2017

NABJ Members Get VIP Access to the Harlem Fine Arts Show

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Patricia Andrews-Keenan (right), editor of the Chicago edition of the Harlem Fine Arts Magazine, and emcee Deborah Grable welcome guests to this evening of Harlem Fine Arts Show, cohosted with the National Association of Black Journalists, Chicago Chapter. [Photo/Brenda Butler] By Brandon Pope (Chicago, IL) - Fine...

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30 11. 2017

NABJ Takes New Road Show Program To Gwendolyn Brooks College Prep

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By Nakia Jones, Senior, Brooks High School [caption id="attachment_2238" align="alignleft" width="169"] Nakia Jones, Senior, Brooks High School[/caption] (Editor's note: Four members of NABJ Chicago paid a visit to the students with True Star Media and Gwendolyn Brooks College Preparatory Academy to talk journalism careers and media issues...

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22 11. 2017

NABJCC Night at the Theatre: Yasmina’s Necklace

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It begins with an atmosphere of negative stereotyping and degrading language—and when those two things are left unchallenged, the result  can be murder. – Rohina Malik from “It Started with a Necklace” By Sandra Jackson-Opoku, NABJ-Chicago Member (CHICAGO) — The jury’s still out on it, but Muslims may well...

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19 11. 2017

NABJ-Chicago Road Show – How You Can Help?

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NABJ-CC needs your help! Our new “NABJ Road Show” mentoring project recently kicked off and we’re looking for media professionals to mentor students. The “Road Show” brings writers, broadcasters, photographers and other journalists to Chicagoland high schools, colleges and youth programs. We’re particularly interested in reaching...

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10 10. 2017

NABJ Reminds Newsrooms to Add Historical Context to ‘Mass Shooting’ Coverage

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NABJ Reminds Newsrooms to Add Historical Context to 'Mass Shooting' Coverage WASHINGTON, D.C. (Oct. 4, 2017) -- The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) issued a reminder yesterday on Twitter of the statement the organization released last year along with the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) advising newsrooms on language associated with coverage...

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