AAJA Asia Digital reporting training w/ Google -Philippines
FREE REGISTRATION — LIMITED SPOTS AVAILABLE — LUNCH INCLUDED Date: Wed., August 14, 201912:00pm – 4:00pmGoogle PHILIPPINES (Salu-salo Room): Net Park Building, 5th Avenue, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig, 1634 Metro Manila, Philippines / +63 936 145 6554 Eligibility: Open to AAJA members and non-AAJA membersTarget audience: journalists, media professionals, students REGISTER HERE Learn how to […]
AAJA-Asia’s Digital Journalism Student Award 2019, sponsored by Google News Initiative
Two undergraduate students will have a chance to win $1,000 at the N3Con Media Conference in Hong Kong this May 30–June 2, 2019, if they participate in the AAJA-Asia Digital Journalism Student Award 2019, sponsored by Google News Initiative. The deadline for entries is April 30, 2019. Who are we? Asian American Journalists Association is […]
N3Con’s 2019 theme: Covering Asia’s New Order
N3Con is back for 2019! AAJA-Asia is proud to announce that this year’s edition of N3Con will be held once again in Hong Kong on May 30–June 2. This year’s conference will focus on Covering Asia’s New Order. We’ll be investigating the rise of China, the changing face of Asia, the shifting alliances and economic patterns throughout […]
AAJA Seoul subchapter elections: apply by Dec. 16!
AAJA Seoul is holding its subchapter elections in the coming weeks, and we’d love to see new faces. If you’ve ever wanted to get more involved with AAJA, this is a great way to do so! Take a look at the positions below and see how you’d like to contribute. Terms for all positions will […]
Announcing election results and runoffs for 2019/2020 AAJA-Asia board
Thank you to everyone who voted in our first round of AAJA-Asia chapter elections for 2019/2020. We are pleased to announce the following winners: Treasurer Soo Min Oh Vice President, Singapore Tom Benner Vice President, Hong Kong Rebecca Isjwara and Kari Lindberg (co-VPs) National Board Representative Yuriko Nagano At-large Board Members (2 positions) Zela Chin […]
AAJA-Asia names Kinzie as Executive Conference Producer
New.Now.Next Media Conference May 19-21, 2017 in Hong Kong The AAJA-Asia Board of Directors announced today the appointment of Kinzie as Executive Conference Producer for the 2017 New.Now.Next Media Conference in Hong Kong. As Executive Conference Producer, Kinzie will serve the volunteer conference committee and AAJA-Asia Board of Directors, overseeing all aspects of the event […]
*DEADLINE EXTENDED*: APPLY FOR AAJA EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP PROGRAM & $1200 STIPEND!
Dear AAJA-Asia member, Do you want to give your career a boost? Are you ready to be a leader in your news organization? AAJA’s Executive Leadership Program has been transformative for those of us who went through the training. AAJA-Asia’s board recognizes the value of ELP, and we are offering one $1200 stipend to cover […]
Letter of Candidacy – National Board Representative (Oanh Ha)
AAJA is my family. There’s no other way to describe my relationship with this unique community that first welcomed me as a high school scholarship recipient. While at the national convention this summer, I ran into an AAJA friend who still remembered giving me that scholarship when I was a teenager. There are many journalism and media organizations, but […]
Letter of Candidacy – National Board Representative (Blessing Waung)
Dear AAJA-Asia, I first was involved with AAJA as a high school student, aspiring to become a journalist and admiring those established in their journalism careers. It has been such a special experience to be a part of our chapter here in Asia, to meet incredible friends and mentors, and to be a part of others’ journeys in […]
Letter of Candidacy – VP of Seoul (Tae-hoon Lee)
Many journalists in South Korea, including myself, have long been forced to work as the government’s mouthpiece and now increasingly for family-run chaebols. It is no secret that local journalists have no choice but to write state-funded or chaebol-backed advertorials without any mention of them being paid content if they want to keep their job as media companies’ dependence […]