Atlanta Press Club
577-7377 6300 Powers Ferry Rd NW, Atlanta, 30339
(404) 577-7377 · more numbers below
The Atlanta Press Club is a nonprofit group for journalists and other media workers, started in 1964. It hosts talks, workshops and the televised election debates anyone can watch. It also places college journalism students in paid summer internships at Atlanta news outlets. Offers: election debates (free to watch); speaker series open to the public; journalism workshops and networking; summer internships for journalism students; awards and Hall of Fame. Email info@atlpressclub.org or visit atlantapressclub.org.
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Atlanta Press Club MembershipProgram
People in journalism and related work can apply to join the club. Members get networking and discounts on programs. Yearly dues run from $15 to $200 depending on the type of membership.
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Atlanta Press Club ServicesService
This group offers public talks, workshops, and election debates you can watch. It also helps college journalism students find paid summer internships.
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Journalism Job BoardService
The club posts job openings that employers send in, mostly in news and media. Employers can submit a job to post.
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Media Literacy and Journalist ResourcesService
A page of guides and links. It includes a booklet for the public on how journalism shapes democracy, Georgia open records guides, and safety resources for journalists covering the World Cup.
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Open Records and Open Meetings QuestionsService
Reporters with a question about Georgia's open records or open meetings laws can email the club's First Amendment Committee. Reporters who are not members can use it too.
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Summer Journalism InternshipsProgram
The club places journalism students at Atlanta news outlets for the summer. Interns get hands-on writing and reporting experience and a summer stipend. In 2026 it placed 12 students at 10 outlets.
Events 2
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After Deadline Mixers
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Casual evening mixers where members meet each other. The 2026 summer mixer was set for August 12 and honored the interns.
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Newsmaker Leadership Series
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Talks and conversations with city and state leaders and national business leaders. Recent 2026 events with Mayor Andre Dickens and Senator Raphael Warnock sold out.
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