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NABJ-CC

16 11. 2021

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

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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, 2021. Joining the celebration will be three phenomenal, award-winning hosts and television personalities, who will present...

16 11. 2021

NABJ, NAHJ Announce Program Chairs and Committees for Upcoming 2022 Convention

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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 2022 Convention & Career Fair. The #NABJNAHJ22 Convention is scheduled to be held August 3-7,...

13 10. 2021

Statement on the passing Timuel Black

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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 impact of his life and work reverberates beyond the four walls of any classroom. Professor...

21 09. 2021

Statement on passing of Terry Dean

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NABJ Chicago sends prayers and condolences to the family of Terry Dean, an impactful community journalist and former editor of Austin Weekly. We have lost a brave soldier on the battlefield and one who was a voice for the underrepresented. ...

31 08. 2021

Our statement in response to the attack on NBC correspondent Shaquille Brewster

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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, especially one of our members. Shaquille Brewster, an NBC correspondent and NABJ-CC member recognized throughout the...

07 07. 2021

Summer of ’54 Tapping event for the Lost Boyz

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Summer of '54 is an IPA born of a random conversation between collaborators Jay Westbrook & Shakeia Taylor. The name pays tribute to the first summer both Chicago baseball teams had a Black player. Minnie Minoso joined the White Sox in 1952, while Ernie Banks joined...

17 05. 2021

NABJ Chicago Reminder

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IMPORTANT: If you received the email "[REMINDER] Your Invitation to Vote ...

08 05. 2021

#NABJ21 Convention Registration Now Open!

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Registration for the annual NABJ Convention & Career Fair is now open! This virtual event, happening August 18-21, 2021, promises to be even more exciting than last year’s historic gathering that saw 3,713 attendees. The convention will offer: 60+ media companies and exhibitors at our career fair (Yes,...

26 04. 2021

NABJCC Hosts “Mapping COVID-19 Recovery”

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New Chicago-Area Maps Show Historic Disinvestments Behind Disparate COVID-19 Impact, Seek to Guide Future Investment CHICAGO – As Chicago works to equitably distribute vaccines amid a pandemic that has disproportionately impacted the city’s Black and Latinx neighborhoods, a collaborative of philanthropic stakeholders and researchers have unveiled the Mapping...

17 02. 2021

Remembering Jim Tilmon: METEOROLOGIST, AVIATION PIONEER

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[gallery type="slideshow" size="medium" ids="12165,12163,12164,12162,12161,12160,12159"] By Art Norman NABJ-Chicago Board Member Emeritus NBC5’s Jim Tilmon, the nation’s first Black TV weatherman, was a trained meteorologist and a commercial airline pilot. Jim was a captain for American Airlines, and the third black pilot hired by a major air carrier. As...