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Founded in 1981, the Asian American Journalists Association is a nonprofit member organization committed to increasing diversity in media. AAJA’s mission is to support and advance AAJA journalists while serving the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community.
In addition to ensuring the accuracy of AAPI news coverage, they offer advice to media outlets and journalists about how best to cover AAPI issues and correct any mistakes media outlets have made.
As the local Philadelphia chapter, 1 of 19 chapters nationwide, AAJA hosts multiple personal and professional events for both members and non-members. To encourage young people to enter this field, AAJA has many scholarship opportunities that are linked here.
The leadership team is listed below.
President: Jingyao Yu, senior editorial associate, Resolve Philly
Secretary: Samara Ahmed, journalism research assistant, EdSurge
Treasurer: Juliana F. Reyes, investigative reporter, The Philadelphia Inquirer
Vice president of engagement/national advisory board representative: Kristine Villanueva, project editor, Equally Informed initiative, Resolve Philly
To stay up to date about events and opportunities, make sure to follow AAJA on Facebook and Twitter and join the email list by reaching out to [email protected].
Many thanks to our Sponsoring Members for their generous support of the Global Philadelphia Association.
Global Philadelphia Association
Two Logan Square
100-120 N 18th Street, Suite 530
Philadelphia, PA 19103
Phone: 215-563-2482
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