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NABJ election draws few candidates
NABJ’s elections, once highly competitive, are going uncontested this year. Some members wondered whether lack of interest may be the issue. […]
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NABJ President Tucker reflects on tenure, looks to future
In the wake of the pandemic, Tucker introduced the organization’s COVID-19 hardship relief grants, which provided no-strings-attached funds to NABJ members negatively affected financially. […]
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Lack of competition in elections worries some
Of the seven seats up for election this year for NABJ’s board of directors, only one was contested. The other six—vice president of broadcast, vice president of digital, secretary, Region I director, Region III director, and student representative—were unopposed races. […]
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Meet the NABJ candidates for 2021
The NABJ officer elections for 2021 feature a contest for the top position. Manuel Smith is challenging current President Dorothy Tucker for the job. Other positions being voted on this year have a single candidate. The candidates laid out their positions in interviews with the NABJ Monitor. Here is where they stand… […]
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Pandemic, Other Challenges Greet Tucker in NABJ Presidency
By Tyrik Wynn Dorothy Tucker’s first year as president of the National Association of Black Journalists has been full of challenges. After taking the helm of a financially healthy organization, Tucker faced the prospect of […]
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Historical Virtual Convention, Paves Road for the Future
“This is a historical moment for NABJ,” President Dorothy Tucker said the day before the conference opened. “It is our first virtual convention. It is uncharted waters. It has been both exciting and exhilarating and stressful and frightful all at the same time. I think it’s going to be great. I know it’s going to be great.” […]
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Photo Gallery: NABJ Elections 2019
Dorothy Tucker hugs her son, after winning the NABJ 2019 presidential election. […]
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Dorothy Tucker cruises to victory over Lee, Walker
Dorothy Tucker cruised to victory with 55 percent of the votes to become the next president of the National Association of Black Journalists. […]
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