2025 Region I Conference Opening Reception

The NABJ Region I Conference Opening Reception powered by Amazon and WABJ will take place on Friday, April 11, 2025 from 6pm–9pm at NPR Headquarters in Washington, DC. This high-energy […]
2025 NABJ Region I Conference

The 2025 NABJ Region I Conference hosted by WABJ will be held April 11-12, 2025 at Howard University in Washington, D.C.! With the theme “Innovate, Inspire, Impact: Journalism in Action,” this two-day conference […]
March Webinar and Membership Meeting

We’re “Navigating Workplace Challenges” and invite you to our webinar as we explain how! Join USA TODAY’s Senior Vice President Monica R. Richardson and Bloomberg Law’s Senior Labor & Employment Reporter Khorri […]
Protests in Prince Georges County Over Public Schools Returning to in Person classes

Virginia Bates | junior – Charles Herbert Flowers, Springdale, MD| Winter/Spring 2021 Parents and students alike in Prince Georges County are concerned about a return to classroom learning. Charles Herbert […]
Students Weigh In on COVID-19 vaccinations

Troy Waller | sophomore – Dematha Catholic High School, Hyattsville, MD | Winter/Spring 2021 Children can start receiving vaccinations at birth and the inoculations are standard for attending public schools. […]
In pandemic crisis, principal leadership shaped by adversity

Kaleb Anderson | senior – Benjamin Banneker, WDC | Winter/Spring 2021 Addison Elementary School Principal Calvin Hooks The pandemic has been life-altering for most. While school principals are accustomed to adversity, […]
Many Find Creative Ways to Continue Missions in Pandemic

Alana Campbell, Senior – Paint Branch – Burtonsville, MD Winter/Spring 2020 Events and gatherings with more than 10 people were banned for months. UJW’s Alana Campbell tells us many […]
DC Schools Work Hard To Make Sure Students Get Meals As Virus Swirls

Racquel Jones Junior, Woodrow Wilson – WDC Winter/Spring 2020 School, for many children is not just a learning environment. For some it’s their main source of nutrition. With the closure […]
Pandemic Allows Earth To Heal

Anna Robinson Senior, Duke Ellington School of the Arts – WDC Winter/Spring 2020 Despite of all the negative and darkness that has resulted from the coronavirus pandemic, there has been […]
“It can happen to anybody”: Marchers Recount Stories of Gun Violence

By Mary-Kate Wilson Barbara and Andy Parker came to the March For Our Lives with a poster showing the face of their 24-year-old daughter, Alison. Alison, who was a local […]