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SUMMARY:DCision 2026: DC Mayoral and Congressional Delegate Forum
DESCRIPTION:D.C. voters will get an opportunity to see candidates face off in a debate setting when qualified contenders for Mayor and D.C. Congressional Delegate take the stage for DCision 2026: D.C. Delegate and Mayoral Debate on Saturday\, May 2\, 2026\, for a full afternoon of debates at Jack Morton Auditorium on the campus of George Washington University (805 21st St NW\, Washington\, DC 20052). \nLimited seating is available. For tickets to attend this event in person\, click here. Please enter the code WABJ. \nThis event will also be livestreamed. \nSchedule: \n1:30 PM – Doors open \n2:15 PM – Congressional Delegate Debate \n3:45 PM – Mayoral Debate \nWABJ will host DCision 2026 alongside the Washington Informer\, the Greater Washington D.C. Black Chamber of Commerce\, the DC Democratic Party and the Greater Washington Urban League. \nDCision 2026 marks a return to the WABJ’s involvement in local debates. WABJ sponsored a debate in August 1994 that featured Sharon Pratt Kelly\, Marion Barry\, and John Ray. Watch here. \nIf you would like to cover the event as press\, please reach out to WABJ President Phil Lewis (president@wabjdc.org).
URL:https://wabjdc.org/event/dc-mayoral-election-debate/
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SUMMARY:WABJ May Membership Meeting & Webinar: "Standing Out in a Crowded Job Market"
DESCRIPTION:Join WABJ as we host our May Membership Meeting & “Standing Out In a Crowded Job Market”\, an insightful discussion led by recruiters from leading newsrooms.  Whether you’re a recent graduate breaking into the industry or an experienced journalist looking to make your next move\, you’ll take away practical knowledge to sharpen your approach & strengthen your candidacy.  This hybrid panel discussion will be given at Northwestern Medill-DC Campus* and streamed live via Zoom. \nTuesday May 19th\, 2026 |  6:30pm-9:00pm | 1301 K St NW #200 West (inside of The Washington Post) \nThe conversation will be moderated by Senior Vice President of USA TODAY and two-time Pulitzer Prize-winner Monica Richardson\, and joined by Jackie Ramsay-Barnes of POLITICO\, Coy Draytona of Axios\, and Terrell Mizell of The Washington Post. \n*You MUST be a WABJ member to join us in-person.  Refreshments will be served. \nRegistration is required.
URL:https://wabjdc.org/event/wabj-webinarstanding-out-in-a-crowded-job-market/
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