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Stacey Singer of The Palm Beach Post and the SPJ South Florida Pro Chapter are spearheading a project to create a non-profit entity to will raise and distribute funds to journalists in transition. We invite everyone interested in making the project a reality to attend the first meeting. Sunday, March 29th, 11 AM, Panera Bread, 2101 N Federal Hwy #114, Pompano Beach, FL 33062.
The South Florida Professional Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists will be organizing a series of support groups for laid-off or bought-out journalists. One group will meet Tuesday, March 14th at 7 PM a John Martin’s Restaurant at 253 Miracle Mile, Miami. Another group will meet Wednesday, March 25th at 7 PM at the Starbucks at 3305 Sheridan Street, Hollywood.
Technology, Innovation and Insight for Traditional Journalists
WHO: We’d prefer that you’re a newspaper refugee, but we won’t turn away working journalists or anyone working in communications. Sorry – this time, we will not take technologists, consultants, academics or students. We’re going to check, so don’t try to pull a fast one on us.
WHEN: Wednesday, March 25th at 3pm Eastern Time. The training session will last 75 minutes.
The Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA) Miracle Berry Mixer turns sour into sweet. Saturday, March 21 at 8 p.m.
Event title: Alex Taylor, Editor of The Palm Beach Post speaks at the Palm Beach Economic Forum on “The Future of Newspapers”
Date: Wednesday, February 25th, 2009
Time: Noon
Location: The Kravis Center, Cohen Pavilion, 701 Okeechobee Blvd., West Palm Beach
It’s a bowling party! Friday, February 13th, 2009, 7:30 PM.
Join the South Florida Black Journalists Association for an evening of networking, conversation, and bowling as we celebrate the launch of our new scholarships and awards program.
The SPJ South Florida and the Florida College Press Association are hosting this year’s Region 3 Convention, and it is sure to be an unconventional affair. Join us April 3rd & 4th in Hollywood, Florida. The cost is $40, but the experience will be — as the commercial says — PRICELESS.
Attention journalists! It is Green Eyeshade time again. The competition, which honors excellence in journalism, has issued its official call for entries. All entries must be postmarked by February 11, 2009.
Come join South Florida journalists for a media mixer the weekend before our 44th President takes office. Saturday, January 17, 7:00PM. The Food Gang, Surfside, FL.
ABJ Conference on Health Disparities January 30-31, 2009 Morehouse School of Medicine Shuttle will pickup attendants at the Hyatt Regency Atlanta REGISTER TODAY www.MyNABJ.org NABJ will give journalists insight into health disparities affecting the African American community, resulting in significantly higher mortality rates. Learn how to cover major health and medical stories that make an [...]