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March Webinar and Membership Meeting

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 Atkinson with Special Guest Justin Madden, Deputy Editor of The Guardian US on Wednesday March 12th at 7pm.  This talented group will break down early-career, mid-career and/or senior journalist workplace challenges — and how to overcome them.

Important WABJ membership updates will be shared immediately following the webinar at 8pm.

ZOOM details provided via email to members.

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