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WHAT: NABJ announces a partnership with the NABJ Media Institute and the New York Times, focusing on leadership training for new managers.

WHO: NABJ President Bryan Monroe, vice president and editorial director of Ebony and JET magazines
Sheila Rule, senior editor, The New York Times
Dori Maynard, president and CEO, Maynard Institute

WHEN: Thursday, August 17, 3:00 p.m.

WHERE: National Association of Black Journalists 31st Convention and Career Fair at the Indianapolis Convention Center in Room 107

BACKGROUND: NABJ, The New York Times and the Maynard Institute will launch the NABJ/New York Times Leadership Academy to provide newly appointed newsroom managers with targeted training opportunities.

Editor’s Note: To cover this event, reporters must be credentialed through the NABJ Press Room at the Indianapolis Convention Center, Room 107.


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