Atlanta Association of Black Journalists (AABJ)
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AABJ is a metro Atlanta group for Black journalists and media workers. It gives out scholarships each year and helps with mentoring and job leads. It also sponsors the public affairs TV program In Contact and holds events. Offers: journalism and communications scholarships; mentoring for students and members; job leads and career development; In Contact public affairs program; events and networking. Use the Contact Us page on aabj.org.
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AABJ MembershipProgram
Join AABJ for a year at a time by paying annual dues. Paid members get free meetings, workshops and professional development, plus networking and a chance at scholarships if they are college students.
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Job leads and career developmentService
AABJ shares job leads and runs career development programs for its members. Its professional development committee also organizes training, workshops and seminars.
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Join an AABJ committeeProgram
AABJ runs committees such as communications, community relations, membership, television and scholarships. You can email to learn more or join one.
Grants
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Jovita Moore Memorial Scholarship
A scholarship for journalism and communications students, in honor of WSB-TV anchor Jovita Moore. Cox Media Group and AABJ present it together.
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Steen Miles Journalism/Communications Scholarship
A one-time $4,000 scholarship for metro Atlanta college students in journalism, communications or media. The winner also gets a one-year AABJ membership.
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