Asian American Journalists Association

American University Washington, DC

Academic

Multi-Subject

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The Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting diversity in the news industry and providing support for Asian American journalists. Their programs include training, mentorship, and leadership development initiatives aimed at enhancing the skills and opportunities for journalists of color.

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American University Washington, DC

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Name	Category	Dates	Status	Time	Age Range	Price	Description
JCamp	Multi-Subject	Dates not published	Current dates unconfirmed Dates are unpublished or incomplete; contact the operator.	Times not published	Ages: up to 18 (minimum not published)	Price not published	About this session JCamp is a program designed for high school students interested in journalism. It provides hands-on training, mentorship, and opportunities to learn about various aspects of journalism, including reporting, writing, and multimedia skills.
Digital Skills Reporting Intensive	Multi-Subject	Dates not published	Current dates unconfirmed Dates are unpublished or incomplete; contact the operator.	Times not published	Ages: up to 18 (minimum not published)	Price not published	About this session This program focuses on enhancing digital journalism skills, including data journalism, multimedia storytelling, and social media engagement.
Executive Leadership Program (ELP)	Multi-Subject	Dates not published	Current dates unconfirmed Dates are unpublished or incomplete; contact the operator.	Times not published	Ages: up to 18 (minimum not published)	Price not published	About this session The ELP is designed for mid-career journalists looking to enhance their leadership skills and advance their careers in journalism.
Student Leadership Development Series	Multi-Subject	Dates not published	Current dates unconfirmed Dates are unpublished or incomplete; contact the operator.	Times not published	Ages: up to 18 (minimum not published)	Price not published	About this session This series aims to develop leadership skills among students interested in journalism, providing them with tools and resources to succeed in their careers.
Mentor Match	Multi-Subject	Dates not published	Current dates unconfirmed Dates are unpublished or incomplete; contact the operator.	Times not published	Ages: up to 18 (minimum not published)	Price not published	About this session This program connects students and early-career journalists with experienced mentors in the field of journalism to provide guidance and support.
JCal	Multi-Subject	Dates not published	Current dates unconfirmed Dates are unpublished or incomplete; contact the operator.	Times not published	Ages: up to 18 (minimum not published)	Price not published	About this session JCal is a program focused on developing journalism skills through various workshops and training sessions.
VOICES	Multi-Subject	Dates not published	Current dates unconfirmed Dates are unpublished or incomplete; contact the operator.	Times not published	Ages: up to 18 (minimum not published)	Price not published	About this session VOICES is a program that highlights the stories and experiences of Asian American journalists, providing a platform for their voices.