Monthly Archives: April 2013 »
Joint statement from AAJA, NAHJ, NAJA and NLGJA Presidents on UNITY Leadership Change
Members We learned last night that Tom Arviso Jr. has resigned as UNITY president due to personal reasons. We want to thank Tom for his service. The four alliance presidents are engaged with acting president Doris
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New York Chapter Recommends Top New York City Destinations
While you’re at the convention in New York City, be sure to explore Manhattan. The AAJA New York chapter has the following recommendations for dining, attractions and shopping destinations. Dining Chinatown: You can’t go wrong with
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AAJA applauds revamped AP style in describing some immigrants
NOTE: A response from the New York Times is appended below. The Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA) has long stood for fairness and respect when it comes to covering our communities, and AAJA stands with
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2013 AAJA Broadcast News Internship Grants
Apply to the 2013 Broadcast News Internship Grants for a chance to be awarded up to $1,000 towards a summer internship. These two AAJA Broadcast News Grants support Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders pursuing
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AAJA Urges Vigilance in Reporting on Boston Bombing Suspects
The events this week in Boston have been tragic, and the Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA) joins in mourning the dead and in wishing a speedy recovery to those injured. Like all Americans, we
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Top-notch Students Selected for JCamp 2013
AAJA is proud to announce the 42 outstanding high school students who will be attending the 2013 JCamp at The George Washington University in Washington, D.C. The six-day program will be held June 21
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AAJA Member News: April 2013 Roundup
Spencer Hsu (AAJA-Washington, D.C.) was named a finalist for the 2013 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service. As an investigative reporter for The Washington Post, he explored flawed forensic evidence in a series of criminal cases prosecuted
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Boost your career – stay ahead of the curve
Come early to New York and boost your career by staying ahead of the curve: Sign up for one of several pre-convention workshops on Wednesday, Aug. 21. AAJA, in partnership with several industry leaders, will
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AAJA-Asia to co-host bigger journalism conference in Hong Kong: N3Con
In its third year, the Asia chapter’s annual journalism conference has expanded into a bigger and more ambitious event, with a longer list of speakers and an array of workshops over two days. The NewNowNext
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AAJA expands voting rights to student members
The Asian American Journalists Association will allow student members to vote in local and national board elections starting this year. Recognizing the growing importance of its student members, AAJA’s governing board voted unanimously to expand
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