The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) is gearing up for the nation's largest job fair for journalists and media professionals of color. This year's Career Fair will be held in beautiful Miami, Florida at the JW Marriott Miami Turnberry Resort & Spa, during the #NABJ19 Convention scheduled from Aug. 7-11.More than 70 corporations, organizations, institutions and other exhibitors will participate.
Individuals who have registered for #NABJ19 may upload their resumes now at the official NABJ Career Centerso employers can access them before, during and after the Career Fair. You may also submit resumes during the event.
Attendees are encouraged to bring resumes, business cards and be prepared to make a strong impression. The Career Fair, held from Aug. 7-9, will include opportunities to participate in on-site interviews and learn about career options at some of the nation's top media companies and top journalism schools. Back, by popular demand, is the NABJ Look Your Best Pavilion, which provides attendees with tips and tools to help them look their best professionally.
Recruiters and exhibitors can learn more here and view the Career Fair Map.
Below is a listing of participating recruiters and exhibitors.
ABC News
The Athletic Media Company
The Atlantic
Axios
Black News Channel
Bloomberg
Bloomberg BNA
The Boston Globe
Boston University
Broadcasting Board of Governors
Capitol Broadcasting Company
CBS News
Climate Nexus
CNN
Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY
Cronkite School
Dow Jones News Fund
ESPN
The EW Scripps Company
First Look Media
Fox News
Freedom Forum Institute
Graham Media Group
Gray TV
Hearst Television
Industry Dive
Insider Inc.
Magid
The Marshall Project
Meredith Corporation
Miami Herald Media Company
Miss Jessie's LLC
NABJ Career Center/JournalismNext.com
NABJ Look Your Best Pavilion
NBCUniversal
NESN
The New York Times
Nexstar Media Group, Inc.
NFL
Northwestern University Medill
Philadelphia Media Network
Philip Merrill College of Journalism, University of Maryland
Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting
Reuters
SAG-AFTRA
Sinclair Broadcast Group/Circa
Sound Of Life Storytelling Agency
Spectrum Networks
Sunbeam TV Corp - WSVN-TV Miami/WHDH-TV Boston
Syracuse University - Newhouse School of Public Communications
Talent Dynamics
TEGNA, Inc.
Temple University's Klein College of Media and Communication
Think Public Media — Public Media Village
Tribune Media Company
Tribune Publishing
UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism
University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications
UNC School of Media and Journalism
University of South Carolina College of Information and Communications
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