USC National Association of Black Journalists

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About USC National Association of Black Journalists

The National Association of Black Journalists at the University of Southern California (NABJ USC) is the official student chapter of NABJ, serving as a hub for journalism education and professional development in Los Angeles, CA. This dynamic organization brings together undergraduate and graduate student journalists, alumni, and media professionals who are committed to advancing excellence in journalism and media representation. NABJ USC provides comprehensive on and off-campus programs designed to support aspiring journalists in developing their craft, building professional networks, and navigating careers in the media industry.

Based at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, NABJ USC delivers quality programming that addresses the unique experiences and challenges faced by Black journalists. The organization serves as an advocate for Black journalists throughout the Southern California region, working to amplify diverse voices in media and promote equitable representation in journalism. Through educational workshops, networking events, and mentorship opportunities, NABJ USC equips students and professionals with the tools and connections needed to succeed in competitive media environments.

The chapter actively engages with both the USC campus community and the broader Los Angeles media landscape, fostering connections between emerging journalists and established professionals. Members benefit from exposure to industry best practices, career guidance, and collaborative opportunities that prepare them for meaningful roles in journalism and media. NABJ USC remains dedicated to supporting the next generation of Black journalists while advocating for systemic change within the media industry to ensure greater diversity, inclusion, and opportunity for underrepresented voices.