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This is an NABJ initiative designed to accurately reflect the contributions of Black males in the media, and promote networking, mentorship, and professional development of Black males working in the media.
Let's have a discussion about what it's like to be a POC in journalism.
It is not uncommon to see journalists enter dangerous or risky situations for the sake of informing the public. Given today's crisis and demands for factual information, journalists need to evaluate what is essential and what is not. The challenge remains for reporters covering this story to find new ways to do their work while…
The Los Angeles chapter of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists is hosting a Zoom panel discussion on impartiality and avoiding conflicts of interest at a time of national crisis.
What does your community really think of your work? The answer will determine what’s most important in your efforts to demonstrate credibility and earn trust. Let’s talk about how you solicit feedback — and what you do with what you learn.
The story of Covid–19 is being told through charts.
Join lawyer and First Amendment expert Nora Benavidez for a legal training for journalists who want to learn more about their rights while covering the protests, including those with dense law enforcement presence
Journalists across the country are doing vital work in keeping Canadians safe and informed, and we hope you'll watch our webcast to celebrate excellence in journalism.
Creating balance and maintaining your emotional and physical wellness is as important as ever for journalists.
As part of PEN America’s Covering Protests series, this webinar—co-hosted by the International Women’s Media Foundation (IWMF) and the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ)—will be led by journalist safety experts Alison Baskerville, Colin Pereira, and Donte Stewart.