Yacine Ba While journalists have to uncover the truth and report on what the public needs to know, they also have to cover many disturbing events. August is National Wellness Month and the National Association of Black […]
By Freddrell Green The National Association of Black Journalists has honored a pioneering member who has been instrumental in helping hundreds of sports journalists. The first chair of the Sports Task Force, Ron Thomas, received […]
NABJ authors showcase in Atlanta […]
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 […]
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 Miya Tene NABJ Monitor Across the nation 22 states have passed the Create a Respectful and Open World for Natural Hair or CROWN Act, but Alabama is not one of them. The legislation prohibits […]
By Lentheus Chaney NABJ Monitor Ken Lemon, NABJ vice president of broadcast, is facing a younger candidate in Tre’vell Anderson, but he feels confident in his appeal to the next generation of journalists entering the […]
By Lentheus Chaney NABJ Monitor Elections are under way to decide who will lead NABJ for the next two years. Presidential candidate Tre’vell Anderson said they are running to better serve more NABJ members. “They’re […]
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