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AABJ seeking entries for Awards program

By Charlotte Shaff on January 28th, 2008 In Professional Development

The Arizona Association of Black Journalists is seeking new entries for the second annual Arizona Media Diversity Awards program.

The program aims to recognize Arizona journalists and media members committed to sharing diverse stories reflective of Arizona’s minority communities. Winners of the inaugural award in 2007 include Jacque Tobias, a freelance writer, for or her moving story on the Lost Boys of Sudan; and Omadelle Nelson and Todd Jackson of KPHO-TV5 for their story on an inspirational teacher at Phoenix Central High School.

Arizona Media Diversity Awards Committee is currently accepting submissions from professional and student journalists in the categories of Print, Magazine, Broadcast, Online/New Media and Art/Graphics. To be eligible for consideration, submissions must have been published, broadcast or disseminated online in a recognized Arizona publication, broadcast outlet or Web site in the 2007 calendar year.

Along with the fundamental elements of journalism, entries must reflect the spirit of diversity in content and subject matter. Entries will be judged by a committee affiliated with the National Association of Black Journalists.
Winners will be announced in June of 2008. Entries for the 2008 Arizona Media Diversity Awards must be postmarked by midnight April 25, 2008
Mail Entries and Fees to: P.O. Box 865, Phoenix, Arizona, 85001
For more information contact Eugene Scott, (602) 540-8774 or Suzanne Wilson, (602) 481-2879

About AABJ
The Arizona Association of Black Journalists is an affiliate chapter of the National Association of Black Journalists. Founded in 1995, AABJ is dedicated to fostering opportunities for professional and aspiring journalists through various programs and scholarships.

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