Vincent Chin’s legacy lives on. The brutal attack that took his life occurred late at night with few people around, but its reverberations spread across the country and have lasted for decades. Asian Americans came together to demand justice and found a common voice and purpose. Yet questions remain and justice goes undelivered. In honor of
AAJA 2013 Mentors Invest in Journalism’s Diverse Future
Meet some of the AAJA 2013 Mentors who are volunteering their time to invest in budding AAJA journalists. Cary Chow (AAJA-San Diego) is an anchor/reporter for multiple platforms on ESPN and ESPN.com. He launched, hosted and
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
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
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
2013 William Woo Print and Online Internship Grant: Apply for a $1,000 William Woo Grant for Support During Your Internship
AAJA is happy to announce the 2013 William Woo Print and Online Internship Grant. We encourage all college students who have secured a 2013 summer internship to apply for the grant to help defray
VOICES Future Journalists Training Program Now Accepting Applications
VOICES is a rare opportunity for college students to develop multimedia and reporting skills in the company of industry professionals from all over the world. Just as newsrooms across the country are adjusting to
2013 NBC Summer Partnership
Apply for the chance to be selected for an internship with NBC in New York City, along with a $5,000 stipend and an AAJA mentor. AAJA is proud to announce the 2013 NBC Summer Partnership.
Apply for a 2013 Stanford Chen Internship Fund Grant
The Stanford Chen Internship Fund Grant supports college students needing help to bridge some of the costs that might otherwise keep them from taking an internship and expanding their journalism skills in an internship. ABOUT
Additional Student Opportunities
Apply for the AAJA Sacramento/Sacramento Bee 2013 internship! In partnership with The Sacramento Bee, AAJA Sacramento is sponsoring a 10-week internship program for aspiring print, photo, graphics and multimedia journalists. A weekly stipend of $570
Apply to JCamp 2013, an Unparalleled Training Program for High School Students
Learn more about JCamp by watching this video made during the program’s 10th anniversary, in 2011. AAJA is proud to announce JCamp 2013 will take place June 21 to 26 at George Washington University in
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