CIIJ's 15th Anniversary Fundraiser A Success!
Respected reporters and key journalism figures from all over the country converged at San Francisco State University on Feb. 1 to celebrate the Center for Integration and Improvement of Journalism�s 15th Anniversary Fundraiser.
7th Annual NCM Awards
Recognizing Journalistic excellence in ethnic media since 1998, the NCM Awards showcase the stories making the news in the new California and the people and media outlets that report them.
CIIJ Director Reflects on Accomplishment
Listen to Cristina Azocar discuss what being named a local hero means to her and the importance of American Indian Heritage month.
Respected reporters and key journalism figures from all over the country converged at San Francisco State University on Feb. 1 to celebrate the Center for Integration and Improvement of Journalism�s 15th Anniversary Fundraiser.
Recognizing Journalistic excellence in ethnic media since 1998, the NCM Awards showcase the stories making the news in the new California and the people and media outlets that report them.
Listen to Cristina Azocar discuss what being named a local hero means to her and the importance of American Indian Heritage month.
Broadcast Education Association Job Bank
College Media Advisers Job Bank
News as American as America
News as American as America is the first in a four-part series on journalism and coverage of a changing America. Sharon Reed, Cleveland news anchor, bares all
Connie Schultz, Plain Dealer Columnist "When I finally watched Sharon Reed's naked ploy for ratings last week on WOIO Channel 19, my own reaction surprised me." Tavis Smiley Leaves NPR
The host of National Public Radio's three-year-old Tavis Smiley Show said last week that he will be quitting on Dec. 16, criticizing NPR for not doing enough to reach minority listeners.
College Media Advisers Job Bank
News as American as America
News as American as America is the first in a four-part series on journalism and coverage of a changing America. Sharon Reed, Cleveland news anchor, bares all
Connie Schultz, Plain Dealer Columnist "When I finally watched Sharon Reed's naked ploy for ratings last week on WOIO Channel 19, my own reaction surprised me." Tavis Smiley Leaves NPR
The host of National Public Radio's three-year-old Tavis Smiley Show said last week that he will be quitting on Dec. 16, criticizing NPR for not doing enough to reach minority listeners.
Q&A;
The Sacramento Bee's Rick Rodriguez on what he hopes to accomplish during his term
by Gregory E. Favre
Apr 11, 2005 in Q&A; comments (0)
Jeff Chang, author of the upcoming "Can't Stop, Won't Stop: A History of the Hip-Hop Generation," raps with News Watch about hip-hop culture and politics.
by Sabrina Ford
Dec 1, 2004 in Q&A; comments (0)
Molly Ivins talks about the media, journalism and what we can expect in the next four years after the presidential election.
by Dawn Withers
Oct 23, 2004 in Q&A; comments (0)
Communications scholar Dr. Federico Subervi and The National Association of Hispanic Journalists undertakes the first-ever survey of Spanish-language media professionals.
by Lena-Nsomeka Gomes
Jul 23, 2004 in Q&A; comments (0)
Award-winning journalist Elizabeth Llorente discusses the nuances of reporting on race and ethnicity.
by Lena-Nsomeka Gomes
Jul 8, 2004 in Q&A; comments (0)
Jayson Blair speaks with News Watch about his book, journalism, diversity and affirmative action.
by Lena-Nsomeka Gomes
Jun 24, 2004 in Q&A; comments (0)
NLGJA shares a strategy in monitoring news coverage.
by Lena-Nsomeka Gomes
May 20, 2004 in Q&A; comments (0)
Dallas Morning News senior photojournalist Cheryl Diaz Meyer talks about her life, the prize, and her career
by Dawn Withers
May 13, 2004 in Q&A; comments (1)
Veteran journalist, William Woo speaks with News Watch about the ëscienceí of detecting and avoiding disasters in journalism.
by Lena-Nsomeka Gomes
May 12, 2004 in Q&A; comments (0)
Ulku Holago project manager of Swedenís ëQuick Responseí discusses diversity issues in her nationís newsrooms
by Dawn Withers
May 7, 2004 in Q&A; comments (0)
Columnist and author Joe Conason takes on Big Lies about U.S. news media
by Lena-Nsomeka Gomes
May 6, 2004 in Q&A; comments (0)
PopandPolitics.com founder and author expounds on how to use media to reach the 100 million missing voters
by Lena-Nsomeka Gomes
Apr 22, 2004 in Q&A; comments (0)
Hari Sreenivasan of ABC News Live strives to overcome being a novelty
by Reinalyn Ramos
Apr 1, 2004 in Q&A; comments (0)
In observance of Womenís History Month, News Watch interviews Sandra Mims Rowe, editor of The Portland Oregonian
by Lena-Nsomeka Gomes
Mar 18, 2004 in Q&A; comments (0)
News Watch interviewed Joseph Torres, deputy director of communications and media policy for the National Association of Hispanic Journalists in Washington, D.C.
by Lena-Nsomeka Gomes
Mar 10, 2004 in Q&A; comments (0)
Editor-in-chief of UC Berkeley's The Onyx Express, talks about being selected by Newsweek to write one of five regular columns by college students about the 2004 presidential campaign.
by Dawn Withers
Feb 22, 2004 in Q&A; comments (0)
Rather than creating a "news ghetto,"î ethnic media helps immigrants assimilate into"mainstream" American society, Public Reseach Institute study shows.
by Dawn Withers
Feb 11, 2004 in Q&A; comments (0)
Pearl Stewart comments on seizure of Howard's The Script, and dilemmas facing journalism students at private universities.
by Dawn Withers
Nov 7, 2003 in Q&A; comments (0)
Pushes for inclusion and representation of LGBT people of color in the media
by Lena-Nsomeka Gomes
Oct 2, 2003 in Q&A; comments (0)
Reporter finds ways to connect with different communities from their point of view.
by Christine Yee
Apr 22, 2003 in Q&A; comments (0)
Achieving excellence through diversity and commitment to the craft, community.
by Megan Caluza
Feb 17, 2003 in Q&A; comments (0)
Preparing for the 2004 convention and much more.
by Christine Yee
Jan 27, 2003 in Q&A; comments (0)
Quality reporting can get lost in the web of multimedia corporations, NAHJ president warns.
by Janine Sutherlin
Jan 6, 2003 in Q&A; comments (0)
Steven Petrow discusses education, diversity, and the evolution of LGBT coverage.
by Megan Caluza
Nov 26, 2002 in Q&A; comments (0)
Veteran journalist helps raise the next generation through mentoring, workshops and leading by example.
by Megan Caluza
Oct 2, 2002 in Q&A; comments (0)
Alumna returns to SFSU as director of the journalism center that set her on her career path.
by Megan Caluza
Sep 23, 2002 in Q&A; comments (0)
Magazine editor discusses Muslim-American women, and the practice vs. theory of Islam.
by Christine Yee
Sep 11, 2002 in Q&A; comments (0)
Daniel Pearl award winner talks about foreign reporting, pre- and post-Sept. 11.
by Christine Yee
Jul 22, 2002 in Q&A; comments (0)
Radio show host gets past ethnic festival stories, carves a niche, avoids the pigeonhole.
by Dara Williams
Jul 17, 2002 in Q&A; comments (0)
After a 'big year,' SAJA's vice-president talks about South Asia and their upcoming convention.
by Janine Sutherlin
Jun 10, 2002 in Q&A; comments (0)
Veteran reporter makes jump from English-language to Spanish-language newspaper.
by Dawn Withers
Apr 20, 2002 in Q&A; comments (0)
Context is the key to good reporting, says Poynter teacher.
by Megan Caluza
Apr 17, 2002 in Q&A; comments (0)
Despite Internet's influence on news, people still make the stories, online journalism professor says.
by Megan Caluza
Mar 5, 2002 in Q&A; comments (0)
Director of USC institute talks about listening well, covering social justice issues.
by Dawn Withers
Feb 26, 2002 in Q&A; comments (0)
Reporter who blazed the diversity trail keeps journalism history alive in "The Caldwell Journals."
by Dawn Withers
Feb 13, 2002 in Q&A; comments (0)
Condace Pressley talks about patriotism, the lack of diversity in Sept. 11 coverage, and keeping NABJ afloat.
by Janine Sutherlin
Nov 26, 2001 in Q&A; comments (0)
Award-winning photographer left the seminary to serve the community through his images.
by Connie Murray
Nov 19, 2001 in Q&A; comments (0)
The daughter of the late Bob Maynard discusses the need for reporters to understand five fault lines ó race, class, gender, generation and geography.
by Robert Huey
Nov 1, 2001 in Q&A; comments (0)
The new CEO of the Maynard Institute urges news media outlets to invest in retention to keep journalists of color.
Nov 1, 2001 in Q&A; comments (0)
Newsman William Wong talks about his new book and old experiences.
Nov 1, 2001 in Q&A; comments (0)
Akron Beacon Journal publisher Jim Crutchfield talks about staff cuts, and the state of American journalism.
Nov 1, 2001 in Q&A; comments (0)
But read all over, Column of the Americas columnist doesn't like the government forcing an identity on him.
Nov 1, 2001 in Q&A; comments (0)
Seeing the benefits of a diverse newsroom everyday.
by Dawn Withers
Nov 1, 2001 in Q&A; comments (0)
Jay Harris discusses the changing face of journalism, and making the right decision, at the right time, for the right principles.
Nov 1, 2001 in Q&A; comments (0)
CNN anchor Dalton Tanonaka's goal is to 'educate and stimulate' his audience.
by Dawn Withers
Nov 1, 2001 in Q&A; comments (0)
Farai Chideya talks about the lack of diversity in coverage and how the numbers of journalists of color 'should be a complete scandal...'
Jun 11, 2001 in Q&A; comments (0)
David Moats says his Pulitzer Prize winning editorials were all in a days work.
by Janine Sutherlin
Jun 7, 2001 in Q&A; comments (0)
Addressing the inadequate media coverage of ethnic minorities and advantages of being a Japanese African-American journalist.
May 28, 2001 in Q&A; comments (0)
Producer of a new weekly PBS show talks about the need for news coverage from a multicultural perspective.
May 7, 2001 in Q&A; comments (0)
One of the highest ranking Latinas at a major daily newspaper talks about her goals to advance newsroom diversity.
Apr 23, 2001 in Q&A; comments (0)
Columnist Emil Guillermo speaks to News Watch about his views on the news.
Apr 2, 2001 in Q&A; comments (0)
News Watch goes one-on-one with chief executive for UNITY: Journalists of Color, Inc.
Mar 19, 2001 in Q&A; comments (0)
The new president for UNITY: Journalists of Color, Inc. talks to News Watch about his plans.
Mar 19, 2001 in Q&A; comments (0)
What has changed, if anything, since the Rodney King beating?
Mar 5, 2001 in Q&A; comments (0)
What has changed, if anything, since the Rodney King beating?
Mar 5, 2001 in Q&A; comments (0)
What has changed, if anything, since the Rodney King beating?
Mar 5, 2001 in Q&A; comments (0)
Feb 20, 2001 in Q&A; comments (0)
Feb 1, 2001 in Q&A; comments (0)