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Newsrooms play a critical role in informing the public about missing persons cases. This webinar will provide informatio...
10/03/2025

Newsrooms play a critical role in informing the public about missing persons cases. This webinar will provide information on how newsrooms can ensure equitable reporting and become better advocates.

👉 Register: bit.ly/FairCoverageWebinar

NABJ congratulates Ashley Allison, founder of Watering Hole Media, CNN commentator & political strategist, on her acquis...
10/02/2025

NABJ congratulates Ashley Allison, founder of Watering Hole Media, CNN commentator & political strategist, on her acquisition of TheRoot.com, returning the platform to Black ownership. NABJ looks forward to supporting Ashley’s vision for The Root and the continued growth of Black-owned voices in media.

Hear from a panel of experts about how to survive and thrive amid the looming mergers, acquisitions, and company splits....
10/02/2025

Hear from a panel of experts about how to survive and thrive amid the looming mergers, acquisitions, and company splits. This webinar will tell you what to be on the lookout for, how to prepare yourself, and what you need to do to pivot.

👉 Register: bit.ly/MergersandAcquisitionsWebinar

NABJ met with The Washington Post to raise urgent concerns over the diminishing representation of Black journalists foll...
09/30/2025

NABJ met with The Washington Post to raise urgent concerns over the diminishing representation of Black journalists following recent departures.

“The absence of Black journalists doesn’t just harm us — it impoverishes the entire profession,” said NABJ President Errin Haines.

We are calling for accountability, transparency, and tangible action to ensure Black voices remain present in newsrooms. NABJ will continue to monitor progress closely.

TODAY is the final day to apply for our Leadership Academy. Take this opportunity to boost your leadership skills and re...
09/30/2025

TODAY is the final day to apply for our Leadership Academy.

Take this opportunity to boost your leadership skills and refresh your brand in our engaging remote leadership program. Don't miss out—you have until 11:59 PM PT to apply!

bit.ly/NABJ26LeadersApplication

The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) is proud to announce that its original documentary, “Beyond the Hea...
09/30/2025

The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) is proud to announce that its original documentary, “Beyond the Headlines: The NABJ Journey,” has been awarded Best Short Documentary at the Detroit Black Film Festival this weekend.

The compelling short film highlights NABJ’s legacy, its transformative impact on journalism, and its continued commitment to advocating for diversity, equity, and inclusion in media. Through rich archival footage and powerful storytelling, the documentary captures the organization’s journey from its founding in 1975 to its role today as a leading voice in journalism.

Online News Association is currently accepting applications for the 2025 cohort of Women’s Leadership Accelerator.Often ...
09/25/2025

Online News Association is currently accepting applications for the 2025 cohort of Women’s Leadership Accelerator.

Often described by alums as “life-changing,” the accelerator is a great opportunity for women and non binary professionals in digital journalism looking to level up their leadership skills and connect with a powerful network of peers. The 2025 program will feature sessions for learning, mentoring, and connections from December 2025–April 2026, including the ONA26 conference in Chicago.

Deadline to submit application, including a recommendation letter: Friday, Oct. 3
Apply Now: bit.ly/2025ONAwomenleaders

NABJ mourns the passing of trailblazing journalist and 2008 NABJ Hall of Fame inductee Belva Davis, who broke barriers a...
09/25/2025

NABJ mourns the passing of trailblazing journalist and 2008 NABJ Hall of Fame inductee Belva Davis, who broke barriers as the first Black woman television journalist on the West Coast.

For nearly five decades, Davis was a trusted voice in news as well as a mentor and guiding light to countless journalists who followed in her footsteps.

Her oft-repeated motto, “Don’t be afraid of the space between your dreams and reality. If you dream it, you can make it so,” continues to inspire us all.

Rest in power, Belva Davis. Your legacy and light lives on.

The deadline for our Leadership Academy has been extended until midnight, September 30th.Take this opportunity to boost ...
09/23/2025

The deadline for our Leadership Academy has been extended until midnight, September 30th.

Take this opportunity to boost your leadership skills and refresh your brand in our engaging remote leadership program. Don't miss out—apply now before the new deadline!

Apply here: bit.ly/NABJ26LeadersApplication

We need your expertise with evaluating our 2026 slate of internship, fellowship and scholarship submissions!NABJ Selecti...
09/16/2025

We need your expertise with evaluating our 2026 slate of internship, fellowship and scholarship submissions!

NABJ Selection Committee members must be an NABJ member in good standing. Committee members also receive a $75 discount on registration.

Join Now: bit.ly/NABJSelectionCommittee26

The Dr. Sheila Brooks Entrepreneur Scholarship đź’ĽA $2,500 award supporting graduate students pursuing careers in media,...
09/15/2025

The Dr. Sheila Brooks Entrepreneur Scholarship đź’Ľ

A $2,500 award supporting graduate students pursuing careers in media, marketing or communications.

đź“… Application deadline: Monday, Nov. 17.
âś… Applicants must be NABJ members. To join NABJ, apply here: https://nabjonline.org/joinnabj/
👉 Apply today: https://bit.ly/2025NA

Congratulations to NABJ member Andale Gross on making history as the first Black executive editor of The Kansas City Sta...
09/10/2025

Congratulations to NABJ member Andale Gross on making history as the first Black executive editor of The Kansas City Star in its 145-year history!

Gross, who previously served as managing editor and race & ethnicity editor at The Associated Press, now leads a newsroom he first joined as a young reporter.

We’re proud to celebrate this incredible milestone in his career and Black journalism history.

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