NABJ 2026
Atlanta birth workers on importance of community for Black mothers
For Dr. Vernette Kountz, caring for mothers is personal. […]
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NABJ 2026
Growing Food and Fellowship
Nestled in the heart of College Park, Bobby Wilson’s Metro Atlanta Urban Farms has provided a hub for urban farming and environmentalism for 40 years. […]
NABJ 2026
Black journalists land in Atlanta for fellowship, career stability
Mergers, DEI and layoffs are at the top of mind for members as this year’s convention is underway […]
NABJ 2026
NABJ expecting historic attendance for 50th convention
For NABJ’s 50th convention, a historic number of attendees are flocking to Atlanta for the first time in 21 years. […]
NABJ 2026
Strategic Committee to Board: Pay Up and Charge More
Amid a changing industry, NABJ eyes new funding models. Here’s what could change […]
NABJ 2026
NABJ Board Upholds Eva Coleman’s Eligibility in Split Vote
The unopposed candidacy for vice president of print comes to the board after a coalition of former association presidents raises concerns over her status as a journalist […]
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Podcast: Andrew Young discusses civil rights, decline of Black press at NABJ convention
Former U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young came to the Marriott Marquis Hotel to address the National Association of Black Journalists Board of Directors. He discussed his career, the civil rights movement and what he called the […]
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NABJ 2026
Waymo’s First Year in Atlanta Draws Riders, Concerns From Drivers
More than a year after Waymo’s driverless cars first hit Atlanta streets, the reaction from the people who share the road with them is anything but uniform. […]