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WASHINGTON, D.C. (Sept. 26, 2023 – Courtesy of Pew) – A new Pew Research Center report finds that 63% of Black Americans say news coverage about Black people is often more negative than

Continue ReadingPew Report Finds 63% of Black Americans Say News Coverage About Black People is Often More Negative

NABJ congratulates Leroy Chapman Jr., who was named The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s editor-in-chief today. Chapman makes history as the first Black editor-in-chief in the newspaper’s 155-year history. According to the AJC,

Continue ReadingNNABJ Member Leroy Chapman Makes History as First Black EIC at AJC

NABJ is appalled by the egregious infringement on the First Amendment rights of member Evan Lambert, who is a NewsNation D.C.-based correspondent. Yesterday, he was arrested in Ohio and treated

Continue ReadingNABJ Calls For Charges to Be Dropped Against Evan Lambert

CBS Miami has issued an apology for erroneous information posted in a story regarding the death of Trayvon Martin. Community members gathered Saturday in the Miami-Dade area in Trayvon’s honor

Continue ReadingNABJ Gives Update on CBS Miami Error About Trayvon Martin and George Floyd

Rwandan authorities should allow an independent, impartial, and effective investigation, drawing on international expertise, into the death of John Williams Ntwali, a leading investigative journalist, 90 civil society organizations and media associations

Continue ReadingNABJ Joins 89 Organizations Calling for Independent Investigation into Rwandan Journalist John Williams Ntwali’s Death

Today, and this weekend, the news cycle will be traumatic. As his family, Memphis citizens, the Black community, and the nation continue to cope with the tragic murder of Tyre

Continue ReadingNABJ Offers Guidance on Coverage of the Tyre Nichols Murder Footage

On Thursday, January 26, NABJ President Dorothy Tucker participated in the U.S. State Department’s International Visitor Leadership Program event titled “Edward R. Murrow Program for Journalists – Research and Investigation.” The event

Continue ReadingNABJ President Discusses Newsroom Advocacy, Importance of Investigative Journalism During State Department’s International Visitor Leadership Program in D.C.

Message from the NABJ Black Press Grant Committee Black freelancers and producers, as well as Black-owned print, broadcast and digital outlets, received fast grants up to $10,000 from the National

Continue ReadingNABJ, CZI Award $250K in Black Press Grants