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 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 […]
By Izzy Sy, NABJ Monitor Digital The National Association of Black Journalists’ Sports Task Force has played a significant role in helping to integrate more minorities into sports media. This has led to an increase […]
By Lizzy Nyoike, NABJ Monitor Digital Media leaders at the National Association of Black Journalists convention discussed the ways journalism can survive and thrive in the new media landscape, as traditional revenue streams shrink and […]
By NABJ Monitor Staff Newspaper design By Aneya Raynor As NABJ marks its 50th year, its history has become part of the story of media in the U.S. Here are some highlights. Information through 2002 […]
Here are the newscasts of the 2025 Student Multimedia Project, from Wednesday to Friday. Take time to watch the great work from our student participants. Wednesday, Aug. 6th Thursday, Aug. 7th Friday, Aug. 8th
By Jordan Bankston, The Monitor Digital Serial entrepreneur Senayt Fekadu isn’t afraid of opening restaurants in the inner city neighborhoods of Cleveland. Six years ago, she opted to open The Crispy Chick, in a food […]
By Lizzy Nyoike, The Monitor Digital As the National Association of Black Journalists celebrates 50 years of Black voices in the media, the NABJ scholarship program remains committed to that legacy. NABJ has awarded more […]
By Brandon Henry, The Monitor Digital Presidential candidates for the National Association of Black Journalists pull out all the stops in their campaigns during the final days of the election this week. The candidates, Errin […]
By Jaden Perry, The Monitor Recently graduated journalists are in a tough predicament. As the U.S. job market loses vitality and the journalism industry faces constant changes, aspiring reporters try their best to weather the […]
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