By Kristen Bannerman, NABJ Monitor CLEVELAND—The Karamu House, a cornerstone of Cleveland’s thriving performance arts scene, has launched the careers of many well-known African American writers and actors for over a century. “Most often, people […]
By Sigourney Bell, NABJ Monitor Digital The ball is in Cleveland’s court as the WNBA prepares to return to the Rock & Roll capital as the league’s 16th team. The WNBA announced its plans in […]
By Sigourney Bell, The Monitor Digital Cleveland’s first Black mayor, Carl B. Stokes, was also the first Black mayor of a major U.S. city. Through legislation and advocacy, Stokes set the foundation for the diverse […]
By Shimei Cook, NABJ Monitor Digital NBC News hosted its annual academy for aspiring and current media professionals at the National Association of Black Journalists national convention, offering intensive training workshops designed to elevate journalism […]
By Jordan Bankston, NABJ Monitor Digital While visiting Cleveland for the 50th anniversary of the National Association of Black Journalists, attendees are encouraged to experience the city’s Black culture. However, members are focused on the […]
By Kimora Wong Sing, The Monitor Twenty-two-year-old Jamannie Morgan wakes up early to brainstorm content, send emails and push creative projects, all before class. The Morgan State senior says he often sacrifices sleep and health […]
By Leah Clark, The Monitor As thousands of attendees flock to NABJ’s 50th anniversary convention in Cleveland, they are arriving to a fresh announcement of a new NABJ executive director, drawing both celebration and concern. […]
By Kimora Wong Sing, The Monitor When DeWayne Wickham was in second grade, the public library served as his after-school caretaker. While his parents worked, the library opened his imagination and laid the foundation for […]
By Jaqueline Munis, The Monitor NABJ members gathered Thursday at the Hilton Downtown Cleveland for the third and final forum of the 2025 election season. Candidates for president, vice presidents of broadcast and digital, secretary, […]
By Brandon Henry, NABJ Monitor Digital Joe Davidson, columnist and co-founder of the National Association of Black Journalists, left The Washington Post this summer after 20 years due to a policy restricting the level of […]
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