Philadelphia Association of Black Journalists



Our Mission is to: • Strengthen ties among blacks in all media. • Sensitize the media to biased news coverage. • Promote diversity in newsrooms. • Sponsor scholarships for black high school students interested in journalism. • Honor excellence and achievement in the media. • Offer workshops to enhance the skills of black journalists. • Offer workshops that teach the community how to gain access to the media. • Expand job opportunities for black journalists. Join us. Whether you’re a new, returning or prospective member of our organization or you’re just taking a look at what we’re doing, please feel free to join us at a monthly meeting, participate on a committee or attend an event we’re hosting. We are here to help, teach and learn.
		Media Access Workshop \| Communications High School Partnership \| Media Mentoring \| Scholarship

			Filling the room Philadelphia Community Members hear from Philadelphia Media Leaders at our annual Media Access Workshop. Race for the Cure PABJ Members participate in the Annual Susan B. Komen Philadelphia Walk for Cure. Join or contribute to team PABJ!
		Community " I want to fight poverty and ignorance and give opportunity to those people who are locked out. " Russell Simmons More than just journalists, PABJ members are residents of the Delaware Valley, with many of us born in the neighborhoods of Philadelphia and it's countryside. Investing in our communites is an investment in ourselves, and PABJ steps up to the challenge with a variety of community programs that help make the Delaware Valley STRONGER. Visit the links above to learn more about PABJ's Community Programming including our Annual Media Access Workshop and the ongoing partnership with Philadelphia's Communications Technology High School. You should also keep a bookmark on this page, as we're sure to add more innovative community programming throughout the year. Even if you're not a Journalist or PABJ Member, we're always open to new ideas and potential community partnerships. Let us know how we can help, Email us today!
	The Philadelphia Association of Black Journalists \| P.O. Box 8232, Philadelphia, PA 19101 \| Contact Us