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Congratulations on a new chapter, Ric! Your Philly friends will miss you!

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Feeling Stress? Anxiety? Emotional whiplash? Psychologist Clara Whaley Perkins will talk about managing trauma at our Wed., March 5, 2025, at 7 pm membership meeting The Philadelphia Inquirer RSVP for the meeting: [email protected]. Zoom link is coming. #nabj #blackjournalistsmatter

Reminder: March 5 Membership Meeting! Dr Clara Perkins is the guest speaker for our Wednesday, March 5, 2025, membership meeting. She speaks at 7pm via Zoom after our in-person 6:30pm business meeting. RSVP required [email protected] ATTEND via Zoom: bit.ly/march5nabjphil…

Tonight’s monthly meeting of NABJ Philly will be ZOOM ONLY! Due to the heavy rain and hearty winds, we will bring the meeting to you. We appreciate our members and friends, & we want to keep you safe. Here’s the Zoom link: bit.ly/march5nabjphil…

Explain why Lenfest-owned Philly Inquirer just eliminated its entire communities desk and sought the departures of five journalists of color. Jim Friedlich The Lenfest Institute for Journalism

#SunshineWeek Tip of the Day from Student Press Law Center: A professional but informal request in person may give you the information you need. Find more #FOI tips and resources on the Sunshine Week website: sunshineweek.org

News at the Philadelphia Inquirer! axios.com/local/philadel…

Dismantling of the Community and Engagement Desk at The Inquirer NABJ Philadelphia has submitted this statement to the leadership at The Inquirer in response to its recent decision regarding the Community and Engagement Desk.

You want to be in the room on April 2, 2025, as The Philadelphia Inquirer’ Editor Gabe Escobar talks about the decision to lay off its entire Community and Engagement Desk, half of whose reporters were people of color. RSVP [email protected] Attend via Zoom: bit.ly/nabjphillyapri…

You want to be in the room on April 2, 2025, as The Philadelphia Inquirer Editor Gabriel Escobar talks about the decision to lay off the entire Communities & and Engagement Desk, all of whom were Black or people of color. RSVP [email protected] Zoom: bit.ly/nabjphillyapri…

Please attend our April 2, 2025, meeting with The Philadelphia Inquirer Editor Gabriel Escobar as he talks about the decision to eliminate its entire Communities & Engagement Desk, created to cover underserved communities. RSVP [email protected] Zoom: bit.ly/nabjphillyapri…

Friends, we had technical difficulties with the recording from last night’s meeting. We’re working on it. Thanks for your patience!

The Inquirer's editor addressed the ending of the paper's community section, which resulted in letting go of several Black and Latino reporters before NABJ-Philly chapter members on Wednesday night. Report by Kiara Santos. phillytrib.com/news/local_new…

Sending a hug to all of my news buddies, especially those recently laid off by the Inquirer.

Despite Cuts, Philly Inquirer Still Commits to DEI. Richard Prince reports on our meeting with The Philadelphia Inquirer Editor Gabe Escobar… . . . in today's "Journal-isms" tinyurl.com/mwp4memz

RSVP NOW FOR OUR MAY 2-3, 2025, CELEBRATION “A Timeless Journey: Then, Now & Ahead Celebrating the Legacy of Black Journalists in Philadelphia” Tickets are FREE for the two-day celebration. RSVP NOW: bit.ly/celebrationofb… Presented by the Philadelphia Foundation.

Black or African American residents in Philadelphia still make up the city’s largest racial or ethnic group, according to the Pew Charitable Trust’s annual report. Report by Tribune Staff Writer Sherry Stone. phillytrib.com/news/local_new…

Reggie Bryant and Acel Moore began producing WHYY-TV’s “Black Perspective on the News” in 1973. The program took its first road trip in 1975 for an interview in Montgomery, AL, with George Wallace, the notorious segregationist governor.