By Kiah Armstrong NABJ Monitor The NABJ Media Network is set to launch at the end of August. The web-based digital site will have articles centered around issues that impact the Black community through the […]
More than 700 colleges and universities nationwide have announced a vaccine mandate according to the Chronicle of Higher Education, but who will be required to receive a vaccine varies by school. […]
20th-century journalist and activist Marcus Garvey once said, “A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots.” This describes the importance of the NABJ Archives Project, as it looks to showcase the groundwork and accomplishments of members through the 45-plus years. […]
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues this year, some cities saw an increase in gun violence, which led to some concerns that the pandemic is the reason. However, some experts are not concluding that the pandemic is impacting gun violence data shown for 2021. […]
Photos by NABJ Photographer Octavio Jones
Being a Black journalist in America can be especially challenging when having not only to report on global issues, but also on difficult topics that impact the Black community. […]
She’s not the only Black woman journalist who deals with more than racism. Many deal with discrimination based on their weight and complexion as well. […]
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. […]
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