COVID-19 hit small businesses hard. With determination but little government help, three pulled through. By Shanaé Harte NABJ Monitor Jessica Beltran and Jenny King started a business in Las Vegas in 2015 not to make […]
NABJ’s elections, once highly competitive, are going uncontested this year. Some members wondered whether lack of interest may be the issue. […]
August 2022 NABJ Monitor/Latino Reporter 2022, Issue No. 1 The content below stems from the work of the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) and the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) Student Multimedia Projects. […]
By DeAnna Giles NABJ Monitor Bunim Laskin is the CEO of Swimply, a pool rental app. The app allows people to rent out different backyard pools for an hourly rate. Listen to the pool rental […]
President navigates pandemic to meet the organization’s convention goals By Rayshaun Baker-Lynch NABJ Monitor NABJ President Dorothy Tucker never predicted to lead the organization through a pandemic. In 2020, Tucker was engulfed in a delicate […]
The National Association of Black Journalists is on track to exceed projections for revenue and profit from this year’s joint convention with the National Association of Hispanic Journalists. […]
By Brenden Villavaso NABJ JSHOP Reporter Westside Las Vegas residents often try to use their neighborhood community center, but can be turned around at the door, according to activist TaShika Lawson. “The city or like […]
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