National Association of Black Journalists is saddened by the passing of Michael Days. Michael Days was an accomplished journalist and life member of NABJ. An award-winning […]
NABJ mourns the passing of trailblazing journalist and 2008 NABJ Hall of Fame inductee Belva Davis, who broke barriers as the first Black woman television journalist […]
NABJ salutes April D. Ryan, who was recognized earlier this week in the White House Briefing Room by Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre for making history with […]
Jenice Armstrong, the 2024 recipient of the NABJ Ethel Payne Fellowship, has completed her groundbreaking series focused on “Coming Home to Ghana,” published in The Philadelphia […]
Former NABJ Vice President-Print Kathy Chaney has been named executive editor of The Times of Northwest Indiana, effective Oct. 1. Her appointment marks a historic milestone […]
NABJ congratulates former NABJ President Vanessa Williams (1997–1999) on her retirement from The Washington Post after 27 impactful years. Her retirement is effective Dec. 31. In […]
NABJ congratulates longtime member and veteran journalist Joy Sewing, who has made history as the first Black news columnist in the Houston Chronicle’s 122-year history. According […]