By Shimei Cook, NABJ Monitor Digital As August marks Black Business Month nationwide, Cleveland’s diverse landscape of Black-owned enterprises demonstrates how a small percentage of businesses can create outsized community impact. According to the latest […]
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 Armani Ross, NABJ Monitor Attending yearly conferences aren’t just about informational panels, job hunting and networking. First impressions are an important piece of the action, and fashion can take a candidate beyond the words […]
By Kristen Bannerman CLEVELAND— On Cleveland’s East Side, one organization is holding off gentrification in the Glenville neighborhood by creating programs that center on local residents. The ThirdSpace Action Lab, 1464 E. 105th St., is […]
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 […]
Kimora Wong Sing When Natalie Wilson co-founded the Black and Missing Foundation in 2008, she made a promise to families too often overlooked: that their missing loved ones would no longer be ignored. The nonprofit […]
Kimora Wong Sing Academic members say they have long faced obstacles and confusion regarding their voting eligibility, despite language in the National Association of Black Journalists’ constitution affirming their right to vote. The issue resurfaced […]
By Lizzy Nyoike, NABJ Monitor Digital Professionals at the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) convention unpacked the emotional downside that comes with covering systemic violence in Black communities. The panelists outlined how journalists covering […]
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 […]
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