The National Association of Black Journalists at ASU represents a committed student organization dedicated to advancing diversity, equity, and excellence in journalism and mass communication. Based within Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication in Phoenix, AZ, this chapter embodies the organization's national mission to support Black journalists and aspiring media professionals.
Serving the Phoenix, Arizona community and beyond, NABJ at ASU creates a welcoming space for students of color pursuing careers in journalism and media. The organization recognizes the importance of representation in newsrooms and media organizations across the country, working to build a pipeline of talented Black communicators ready to shape the future of journalism. Members find community, mentorship, and shared purpose within an organization that values their voices and perspectives.
The chapter operates within the context of the Cronkite School's commitment to educating and empowering communicators who will make and lead change across media industries. By bringing together students with similar goals and values, NABJ at ASU fosters professional relationships, cultural connection, and collective advocacy for diversity in journalism. The organization provides a supportive network where members can develop their skills, explore career paths, and contribute to meaningful conversations about journalism's role in society.
Through its presence at ASU in Phoenix, the chapter connects students to both local and national professional opportunities while building community among Black journalists and media professionals. NABJ at ASU stands as a vital resource for students committed to journalism excellence, professional growth, and creating more inclusive media environments.
Phoenix, AZ