Tag: NABJ
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Apply for the $1500 LGBTQ+ Task Force Grant
The National Association of Black Journalists is accepting applications for the Thomas Morgan III LGBTQ+ Task Force Grant. This grant provides up to $1,500 in financial assistance for LGBTQ+ students, journalists and media professionals to attend the 2026 NABJ Convention & Career Fair in Atlanta. The grant is named after Thomas Morgan III, NABJ’s eighth…
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$5,000 Ethel Payne Fellowship for International Reporting
The National Association of Black Journalists is accepting applications for the 2026 Ethel Payne Fellowship, a $5,000 award supporting an NABJ member completing an international reporting project. The fellowship honors Ethel Payne, a pioneering African American journalist known for her civil rights reporting and global storytelling. Proposed projects should explore in-depth and nuanced stories about…
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Join the Triad Association of Black Journalists Meeting & Mixer
The Triad Association of Black Journalists (TABJ) will host its Meeting & Mixer on Saturday, Nov. 22, 2025, at 11:30 a.m., in Crosby Hall, Room 217, at N.C. A&T. This event invites journalists, media professionals and students from across the Triad region to connect and build community. TABJ will also share updates on upcoming initiatives.…
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Apply Now: Jovita Moore Memorial Scholarship for Aspiring Journalists
NABJ, in partnership with Cox Media Group (CMG), is now accepting applications for the Jovita Moore Memorial Scholarship. CMG is sponsoring the scholarship with an annual $25,000 investment to support passionate journalism students. CMG is an industry-leading media company with 15 television brands, including ABC, CBS and Fox affiliates, and 45 radio stations that aim…
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Applications Now Open for #NABJ2026 Students Multimedia Projects
NABJ’s #NABJ26 Student Multimedia Projects is providing students nationwide with a weeklong opportunity to experience in-person and virtual workshops and training sessions led by industry-leading journalists and public relations experts. Accepted students will cover the 2026 NABJ Convention & Career Fair taking place Aug. 12–16 in Atlanta, and local stories. Alongside seasoned journalists and public…
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2026 NABJ Acel Moore Scholarships: Apply Now for $3,000
The 2026 NABJ-Acel Moore Scholarships will award two NABJ student members $3,000 each. The scholarship honors NABJ co-founder Acel Moore, who sought to make a difference in the world through journalism. Moore worked as a reporter, columnist and editor at The Philadelphia Inquirer, where he was one of the first Black journalists hired. He went…
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2026 NABJ-Wall Street Journal Internship: Apply Now!
If you are a self-starting student journalist interested in working in award-winning newsrooms, applying to the 2026 NABJ-Wall Street Journal Internship is your next step. The NABJ-Wall Street Journal Internship provides journalism students with hands-on experience and mentorship in award-winning newsrooms across the country, including New York, Chicago, Detroit, Houston, Los Angeles, San Francisco and…
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Dr. Sheila Brooks NABJ Entrepreneur $2,500 Scholarship
If you’re an aspiring entrepreneur pursuing a career in media, marketing or communications, you have an opportunity to earn $2,500 through the 2025 Dr. Sheila Brooks NABJ Entrepreneur Scholarship. The scholarship honors Dr. Sheila Brooks, an Emmy Award-winning journalist and entrepreneur. It recognizes her decades of leadership and commitment to NABJ, where she served as…
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Apply Now: NABJ Multimedia Short Course 2026
Applications for the 34th Annual NABJ Multimedia Short Course are live! The NABJ Multimedia Short Course, in partnership with NBCUniversal, will take place March 11 – 14, 2026, in Greensboro, N.C. The purpose of the course is to professionally develop students to tell a variety of stories across diverse content platforms. The seminar offers students…
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