George W. Collins, a pioneering Baltimore journalist who worked in print, television and radio, passed away July 31. He was 88.
The Baltimore Association of Black Journalists took a time out from the summer break to host a Chat ‘N Chew with Baltimore native and Hollywood…
The Baltimore Association of Black Journalists presents a Chat ‘n Chew with film producer and production manager Dawn “Lucky” Manning (@Dawnlmanning) at Teavolve Cafe & Lounge, 1401 Aliceanna…
Several members of the Baltimore Association of Black Journalists traveled to Cuba to file reports on the economy, tourism, culture and Pan-African Diaspora issues.
BABJ will be kicking off its summer break in May at Silo.5% Wine Bar at Locust Point. Please RSVP by May 14 by clicking here.
The Baltimore Association of Black Journalists congratulates Vance Brinkley who won a free trip to the National Association of Black Journalists annual convention taking place…
The Baltimore Association of Black Journalists learned how LinkedIn is not simply social media but a true professional network.
The Baltimore Association of Black Journalists March meeting focused on students college and graduate students providing resume reviews and a discussion of how to prepare…
The Baltimore Association of Black Journalists remembers Morgan State University student and For Brown Girls blog founder Karyn Washington, 22, who died from an apparent suicide during the weekend of April…
The Baltimore Association of Black Journalists will present a workshop on how to effectively use LinkedIn to make you stand out. The workshop will…