The Board of Directors and headquarters of AAJA have compiled resources to help journalists who have been affected by layoffs at organizations across the country, including CNN, Gannett, Buzzfeed, and The Washington Post. Our thoughts go out to those who have lost their jobs during this difficult time.
AAJA is activating our wide network of members that includes recruiters, managers and mentors to help:
- For members who are looking for new jobs, please visit aajacareers.org or follow @AAJACareers, both of which are free.
- For those seeking mental health support, we have compiled resources: https://www.aaja.org/2021/02/25/mental-wellness-resources/
- For support within the community, check in with chapters and affinity groups, which are located across the globe:
– AAJA Board of Directors and staff
About THE ASIAN AMERICAN JOURNALISTS ASSOCIATION
The Asian American Journalists Association is a professional membership association founded in 1981. Since its founding, AAJA has been at the forefront of change in the journalism industry, advocating for accurate, comprehensive and fair coverage of the AAPI community. We champion the development of AAPI representation and leadership in journalism through trainings, opportunities and resources for our members as well as through nurturing and maintaining a network and community of AAPI journalists globally. Learn more at www.aaja.org or follow us on Twitter @AAJA.
