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NABJ and NAHJ Divorce: What Happened?
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 […]
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Journalist of the Year honor ‘still sinking in’ for Hill
By SIERRA PORTER NABJ Monitor DETROIT — Jemele Hill knows plenty about what happens when journalists become a part of the story. “She’s been writing, reporting, an anchor for ESPN and worn multiple hats,” […]
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10 Million Names project help NABJ participants discover family history: Ancestry Project Seeks to Recover Information for Descendants of Slaves
NABJ’s opening ceremony wrapped up with the announcement of the 10 Million Names project, an initiative to recover family history for descendants of American slaves. Ryan Woods, who’s the American Ancestors’ chief operating officer and […]
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