Partners & Supporters

 

Partners & Supporters

Support NABJ

We welcome and appreciate your support of NABJ’s programs and initiatives. From scholarships and fellowships to advocacy work and providing hardship services to journalists in need, there are many ways to give to NABJ. Click here to access our giving page.

Partner with NABJ

NABJ is proud to work with more than 200 partners and exhibitors each year. Partners have the opportunity to be exposed to more than 4,300 members and up to 14,000 NABJ community members. Not to mention the millions NABJ reaches on social media every year. Take a look at the below graphic for an abbreviated list of our partners and reach out to development@nabj.org to create or renew your partnership plan.

We are also now accepting new partnerships and sponsorships of scholarships, fellowships,  internships, programs, webinars, media institutes, programs, and special events. Please contact Development for details.

 

If you are interested in making a one-time or recurring individual donation to NABJ, click here.

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Testimonials

TEGNA is a proud participant in the NABJ annual conference. They offer an impressive line-up of educational training sessions and networking opportunities for members. There’s no event like it in our industry, and each year we meet and interview more than 200 talented journalists at our booth. Partnering with NABJ helps us bring diverse voices into our newsrooms so that we may serve our communities effectively.
Darcy Gurganous, Manager/Conference Services, TEGNA
The Annie E. Casey Foundation is proud to sponsor panel discussions at NABJ convention every year and bring some of the nation’s most influential journalists together. The sessions highlight key issues that affect children and families in the United States — giving journalists an opportunity to learn from their peers and subject matter experts different strategies for covering important policy matters.
Norris West, Director of Strategic Communications, The Annie E. Casey Foundation