NABJ-CHICAGO CHAPTER mourns the passing of founding chapter member Gwen Osborne. We have tremendous gratitude for her commitment to our organization, and helping nurture future generations of Black journalists. Gwen

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The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) is gearing up to salute the impact and excellence of Black journalists and communicators during its virtual awards ceremony on Saturday, December 4,

Continue ReadingNABJ Announces Kim Coles, Zerlina Maxwell, DeMarco Morgan as 2021 Awards Hosts

The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) and the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) today announced the selection of the program chairs and committee members for the upcoming joint

Continue ReadingNABJ, NAHJ Announce Program Chairs and Committees for Upcoming 2022 Convention

NABJ CHICAGO is heartbroken to learn of the passing of Professor Timuel Black. Though Professor Black spent the bulk of his professional career as an educator and social worker, the

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Seeing a white man commit an unprovoked attack against a Black journalist is bothersome given the historical context. NABJ-Chicago is troubled to see any journalist attacked while doing their job,

Continue ReadingOur statement in response to the attack on NBC correspondent Shaquille Brewster