I Reported Live from the White House on Election Day, Thanks to My SPJ Chapter
by Julia MennEditor’s Note: Julia Menn is a member of the student SPJ chapter at William Paterson University.It was surreal. I tried to convince myself…
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MLK Day of Service program: What Would Martin Say? Moderated by NJ-SPJ President P. Kenneth Burns
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Online Journalism Events
Recording Available: How to Avoid Bias in Your Middle East Reporting: HonestReporting.com Webinar, 3 p.m. EDT, September 22
REPLAY AVAILABLE: Defending Open Public Records Act 4/30/2024 at Rider University
Replay of Live Panel – Evan Gershkovich: A Panel on the NJ-Born Journalist Wrongfully Detained by Russia
WBGO Radio’s “Newark Today” Features Second Installment of “Press, Police, and the Public” Conversations
Videos available
Recording Available: How to Avoid Bias in Your Middle East Reporting: HonestReporting.com Webinar, 3 p.m. EDT, September 22
Watch a recording of this informative presentation on Middle East news coverage and how to avoid the potential for biases to get incorporated into headlines…
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Replay of Live Panel – Evan Gershkovich: A Panel on the NJ-Born Journalist Wrongfully Detained by Russia
The NJ Society of Professional Journalists, in cooperation with The Wall Street Journal, will broadcast a live panel discussing the wrongful detention in Russia of NJ-born WSJ journalist Evan Gershkovich at 10 a.m. US EST on Thursday, February 21..
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Humanitarian Mission Resupplying Ukrainian Journalists
A mission including NJ SPJ immediate past president Bob Schapiro is in Ukraine resupplying journalists with a range of technology used in their reporting on the Russian invasion, including SD cards, external hard drives for backup, radios, and other multimedia gear.
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On-Demand Video – Invisible Asian Americans: Are the Press and Police Ignoring New Jersey’s Fastest-Growing Minority?
Panel Discussion and Reception, William Paterson University, Wayne, New Jersey, October 20Watch the recorded livestream.This program is over, but you can watch the entire panel…
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In-Person Panel, 9/22/2021, The Press, The Police, and the Public
NJ-SPJ presents the inaugural session of a continuing series, called The Press, the Police and the Public on Sept. 22 at Rowan College at Burlington County. The discussion is co-sponsored with the NAACP of Southern Burlington County, Rowan College and the Keystone Pro Chapter of SPJ.
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