The Asian American Journalists Association’s (AAJA) Small Market Broadcast Journalists Group (AASMBJ) will be hosting a pre-convention Live Google Hangout with SAG-AFTRA to answer questions.
2018 Pre-Convention Google Hangout with SAG-AFTRA
Member News: May 2018 Roundup
AAJA’s member updates for May 2018.
Asian Pacific Heritage Month 2018: Who’s your #inspirasian?
For Asian Pacific Heritage Month 2018, AAJA is celebrating phenomenal Asian American journalists who continue to inspire the journalists of today.
Member News: April 2018 Roundup
AAJA’s member updates for April 2018.
The Latest from The CJ Project: The Border Patrol Files
AAJA highlights recent works by reporter Sarah Macaraeg for the CJ Project that look into abuses by the US Customs and Border Protection agency.
Apply for Media Institute 2018
AAJA opens applications for its Media Institute, a two-and-a-half-day workshop series focused on storytelling skills and sharing expertise with the media.
Meet the Staff for Voices 2018
Voices has selected its 2018 staff for the upcoming AAJA National Convention in Houston, TX from August 6-11. The mission of Voices is to advance career development for AAJA student journalists, as well as develop leadership and management talent for mid-career professional journalists.
Local Charities to Check Out During #AAJA18
AAJA’s 2018 National Convention convention co-chairs and Houston locals Michelle Choi and Pooja Lodhia name a few of the many community organizations making an impact in the Houston community to check out.
Meet the Voices Class of 2018
AAJA is excited to announce its Voices Class of 2018. Voices, a leadership and mentoring program that aims to increase diversity in journalism, is celebrating its 28th anniversary at the annual AAJA National Convention in Houston, August 8-11.
How I Got the Story: “Quantity of Care” by The Seattle Times
AAJA interviews The Seattle Times’ investigative reporter Mike Baker, who led the two-year investigation that culminated in their award-winning “Quantity of Care” series.