In January, NABJ had a tough decision to make. A vaccine for COVID-19 was approved but no one could predict whether people would be able to show up to the organization’s Houston convention in person. […]
As the Taliban declares victory over Afghanistan, former 2007 NABJ President, Barbara Ciara reflects on her coverage of the start to America’s decade-long war with the terrorist group. […]
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. […]
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. […]
When visual artist Tiffany Latrice moved to Atlanta in 2014 in search of more opportunities, the door was continuously shut in her face. The problem was not her art or ability, she said. It was the fact that she was Black—and a woman, even in a city where Black people are the majority. […]
Natural hairstyles for women of color continues to be a hot topic for TV journalists. […]
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… […]
Last year’s NABJ treasury race sparked a conversation within the organization about frustrations among LGBTQ+ members after a series of tweets from candidate Ernest Owens highlighting the issues… […]
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