27
05. 2020
Read the May NABJ RoundUp Newsletter
The May NABJ Roundup Newsletter is now available. Read it here....
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NABJ National News
13
05. 2020
NABJ Pulls Out of Webinar, Cites Distraction to Priorities
The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) is committed to informing our members and the public-at-large about the challenges associated with COVID-19. From misinformation, regardless of the source, to reporting on dysfunctional national operations related to COVID-19, to best practices to help keep people safe,...
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27
04. 2020
#NABJNAHJ20 Will Be A Virtual Convention in August 2020
Breaking news! We can now announce that the NABJ-NAHJ 2020 Convention & Career Fair will not be held in-person. We will have a virtual convention, an option that we have been exploring for weeks. Keep reading for more exciting information! First, it’s important that you understand our strategy has always...
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27
04. 2020
Grant Opportunities for NABJ Members from Facebook and Google
Grant opportunities for NABJ members from Facebook and Google We want our members to know about funding opportunities recently launched by our long-standing partners Facebook and Google. Facebook Journalism Project (FJP): COVID-19 Local News Relief Fund Grant Program FJP is offering grant opportunities to publishers to help US...
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27
04. 2020
NABJ Announces ESPN’s Michael Wilbon as Honorary 2020 Convention Chair
WASHINGTON (April 13, 2020) – National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) President Dorothy Tucker has announced that Michael Wilbon, one of the nation’s most respected sports journalists, will serve as the NABJ honorary chair for the 2020 joint convention with the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ). The...
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10
04. 2020
NABJ Mourns the Loss of Black Enterprise Founder Earl Graves Sr.
The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) mourns the loss of Earl Graves Sr., an industry trailblazer who founded Black Enterprise, the premier resource for Black entrepreneurs, Black-owned businesses, and career, tech, and money content for Black people. Graves, who passed Monday night, was an inspirational and transformational...
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06
04. 2020
Joint Statement from NABJ and JAWS on the President’s Treatment of Yamiche Alcindor
Joint Statement from NABJ and JAWS on the President's Treatment of PBS Newshour’s White House Correspondent Yamiche Alcindor WASHINGTON (March 31, 2020) --The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) and Journalism & Women Symposium (JAWS) stand firmly against President Trump’s unacceptable treatment of PBS Newshour’s White...
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23
03. 2020
NABJ Joins NFOIC & 130 Plus Orgs to Sign Statement on Government Coronavirus Emergency Transparency
By The National Freedom of Information Coalition 132 organizations (including NABJ) have signed a statement to state, tribal and local public institutions voicing concerns about transparency and access to meetings and records as these institutions respond to the Coronavirus emergency. Organizations representing diverse constituencies and political ideologies...
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23
03. 2020
NABJ Joins AAJA, Other Groups in Denouncing Racism Aimed at Asian Americans During Coronavirus
The following statement was issued by our colleagues at AAJA today: From the Board of Directors of the Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA), with the support of the Journalism and Women Symposium (JAWS), National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ), National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ), Native...
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14
03. 2020
Coronavirus Update: NABJ Regional Conferences Postponed, We’re Still Preparing for Convention
Dear NABJ Members and Supporters: As a result of concerns surrounding the Coronavirus, we, unfortunately, must postpone ALL regional conferences, including Region II occurring this weekend. The safety of our members and attendees is our utmost concern. Those who have already paid for regional conferences will have their registration transferred...
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