Community Press Day
May 11, 2005
Come and meet the publishers of San Francisco's ne ...[more]
2005 National Conference for Media Reform
May 13, 2005 - May 15, 2005
The conference will bring together activists, medi ...[more]
College Photojournalism Day
May 14, 2005
Press Photographers Association of Greater Los Ang ...[more]
AAJA San Francisco Bay Area chapter's 20th Anniversary
May 22, 2005
Yank Sing at the Rincon Center 101 Spear Street, ...[more]
AAJA Bay Area Chapter Heritage Gala Dinner
May 22, 2005
The Gala, our biggest event of the year, will not ...[more]
May 11, 2005
Come and meet the publishers of San Francisco's ne ...[more]
May 13, 2005 - May 15, 2005
The conference will bring together activists, medi ...[more]
May 14, 2005
Press Photographers Association of Greater Los Ang ...[more]
May 22, 2005
Yank Sing at the Rincon Center 101 Spear Street, ...[more]
May 22, 2005
The Gala, our biggest event of the year, will not ...[more]
Editorial Assistant, Planet Magazine
PLANET°, a San Francisco-based, national and international magazine seeks an editorial assistant to work on-site in our Mission district office. Applications accepted until May 30, 2005.
Willie Kee Memorial Fellowship
$1,000 award to a college student who is interested in pursuing a career in photography, editing or other broadcast arts. The fellowship may be used towards college education or attending the national AAJA convention.
Nonprofit seeks free-lance writer
GreatSchools.net, a national education nonprofit based in San Francisco, is seeking a reporter to cover San Francisco Unified School District board meetings.
Knight Center for Specialized Journalism Intensive Seminars for Journalists
A national program offering free top-quality seminars for print and broadcast and online reporters, editors and editorial writers. Journalists receive training in law, health, science, society, demographics, national and international affairs.
PLANET°, a San Francisco-based, national and international magazine seeks an editorial assistant to work on-site in our Mission district office. Applications accepted until May 30, 2005.
$1,000 award to a college student who is interested in pursuing a career in photography, editing or other broadcast arts. The fellowship may be used towards college education or attending the national AAJA convention.
GreatSchools.net, a national education nonprofit based in San Francisco, is seeking a reporter to cover San Francisco Unified School District board meetings.
A national program offering free top-quality seminars for print and broadcast and online reporters, editors and editorial writers. Journalists receive training in law, health, science, society, demographics, national and international affairs.
Overshadowing Red Lake
Native Americans are once again marginalized in media
Yarnold leaving the Mercury News
New Research Shows Americans' Love-Hate Relationship with Journalism
A new study shows that Americans have a more positive, more complicated set of attitudes toward journalism than the recent wave of media criticism implies.
Journalism Students Work for Diversity
San Jose Mercury News reporters and SFSU journalism students are mentoring students at San Jose's racially diverse Willow Glen High School, in hopes of interesting students in news careers.
NAJA President Blasts ASNE Numbers
Increasing Newsroom Diversity: It's Time to Make It Personal
UNITY: Journalists of Color is challenging each of the 743 members of the American Society of Newspaper Editors (ASNE)
An Interview With ASNE's Incoming President
The Sacramento Bee's Rick Rodriguez on what he hopes to accomplish during his term
College Newsroom Diversity
It appears that no matter the campus, black students are under-represented in campus newsrooms, even at historically black colleges.
Native Americans are once again marginalized in media
by Poh Si Teng
May 5, 2005 in COMMENTARY comments (0)
May 2, 2005 in NEWS comments (0)
A new study shows that Americans have a more positive, more complicated set of attitudes toward journalism than the recent wave of media criticism implies.
by George Kennedy
Apr 27, 2005 in REPORTS comments (0)
San Jose Mercury News reporters and SFSU journalism students are mentoring students at San Jose's racially diverse Willow Glen High School, in hopes of interesting students in news careers.
by Audrey Tang with Matt Itelson
Apr 26, 2005 in NEWS comments (0)
by Dan Lewerenz, NAJA President
Apr 12, 2005 in COMMENTARY comments (0)
UNITY: Journalists of Color is challenging each of the 743 members of the American Society of Newspaper Editors (ASNE)
Apr 12, 2005 in NEWS comments (0)
The Sacramento Bee's Rick Rodriguez on what he hopes to accomplish during his term
by Gregory E. Favre
Apr 11, 2005 in Q&A; comments (0)
It appears that no matter the campus, black students are under-represented in campus newsrooms, even at historically black colleges.
by Kathleen Woodruff Wickham
Mar 26, 2005 in COMMENTARY comments (0)
