AAJA highlights recent works by reporter Sarah Macaraeg for the CJ Project that look into abuses by the US Customs and Border Protection agency.
The Latest from The CJ Project: The Border Patrol Files

AAJA highlights recent works by reporter Sarah Macaraeg for the CJ Project that look into abuses by the US Customs and Border Protection agency.
AAJA seeks a strategic, entrepreneurial, and visionary leader to fill the role of Executive Director and assist the organization in growing operationally and programmatically.
AAJA opens applications for its Media Institute, a two-and-a-half-day workshop series focused on storytelling skills and sharing expertise with the media.
Voices has selected its 2018 staff for the upcoming AAJA National Convention in Houston, TX from August 6-11. The mission of Voices is to advance career development for AAJA student journalists, as well as develop leadership and management talent for mid-career professional journalists.
AAJA’s 2018 National Convention convention co-chairs and Houston locals Michelle Choi and Pooja Lodhia name a few of the many community organizations making an impact in the Houston community to check out.
AAJA is excited to announce its Voices Class of 2018. Voices, a leadership and mentoring program that aims to increase diversity in journalism, is celebrating its 28th anniversary at the annual AAJA National Convention in Houston, August 8-11.
After an eight-year tenure, AAJA’s Executive Director Kathy Chow announces her resignation. Kathy will work with the national staff on a smooth transition out of her leadership, and her legacy will light the way for AAJA’s next era.
AAJA interviews The Seattle Times’ investigative reporter Mike Baker, who led the two-year investigation that culminated in their award-winning “Quantity of Care” series.
AAJA’s Executive Leadership Program (ELP) is dedicated to developing the next generation of leaders across media professions. Class of 2018 alum Lisa Ng shares her experience with ELP.
AAJA’s Executive Leadership Program (ELP) is dedicated to developing the next generation of leaders across media professions. Class of 2018 alum Elaine Ramirez shares her experience with ELP.