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NABJ foresees surplus for fifth consecutive year
In light of continued significant growth of NABJ’s finances, members are curious to see if this growth will continue. […]
Month: August 2019
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Natural hair on air
Men and women journalists at the 2019 NABJ Convention and Career Fair are celebrating their black hair. […]
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Lack of leadership pipeline, proposed amendments dominate business meeting
The NABJ annual business meeting spurred an intense exchange between younger and older members of NABJ over what some younger members say is a lack of a pipeline to leadership. […]
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She did it her way
Outgoing NABJ President Sarah Glover is hours away from ending two consecutive terms during which she closed the organization’s fiscal gap. […]
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Photo Gallery: NABJ Elections 2019
Dorothy Tucker hugs her son, after winning the NABJ 2019 presidential election. […]
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Dorothy Tucker cruises to victory over Lee, Walker
Dorothy Tucker cruised to victory with 55 percent of the votes to become the next president of the National Association of Black Journalists. […]
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‘The Hardest Working Man in Radio’ talks career, retirement
BY AYANA ARCHIE NABJ Monitor After 25 years of making waves in the radio industry, “The Hardest Working Man in Radio” and this year’s honorary NABJ convention chair, Tom Joyner, reflected on his storied career […]
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After Trayvon Martin’s death, mom finds new purpose in politics
The death of her 17-year-old son Trayvon Martin in 2012 left the country reeling, even more so when the Florida man who shot the teenager was acquitted. […]
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Presidential candidate forum looks to ease racial divide
Democratic presidential candidates Cory Booker, Pete Buttigieg and Bernie Sanders along with Republican candidate Bill Weld took the stage at NABJ to talk key race and social issues. […]