NABJ 2023 articles and posts from the Student Multimedia Projects
By Kathryn Styer Martinez Catina Passmore is part of a growing trend in Birmingham. More and more Black women are riding bikes for leisure, recreation and competition. And she’s helping to lead that change. Passmore […]
By Grant Hines NABJ Monitor Jesse Lewis, founder of the Birmingham Times, has been inducted into the National Association of Black Journalists’ Hall of Fame. Lewis founded the weekly newspaper in 1964, the same year […]
By Maiya Crews Artificial intelligence is being used to conduct research, write stories and even generate photos. However, some creative industries are pushing back against this technology. One key issue in the months-long strike of […]
By Lentheus Chaney NABJ Monitor Dorothy Tucker, President of the National Association of Black Journalists, is stepping down after her second two-year term. Tucker, a CBS Chicago investigative reporter, says she has high hopes for […]
By Charlene Richards NABJ Monitor When a call to action for Black children to march against segregation and unfair treatment in educational spaces and public facilities began in Birmingham, students skipped school in numbers, catching […]
By Elijah Pittman NABJ Monitor The NABJ and National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) split for the 2024 joint convention brought out spirited dialog at the board and business meetings this week. To the surprise […]
By Charlene Richards As voting closes Friday evening for NABJ’s elections, two amendment proposals for the organization’s constitution have been stirring contentious debate among membership. Dorothy Tucker, NABJ’s current president who has served two terms, […]
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