Asian American Journalists Association
1182 Market Street Suite 320
San Francisco, California 94102

aajamichigan@yahoo.com

AAJA 2006 Accomplishments

Read our AAJA 2006 Accomplishments fact sheet to learn more about:

  • AAJA Mission and History
  • Signature Programs
  • Workshops, Scholarships, Professional Development
  • Sustaining the Orgainization

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Welcome to the Asian American Journalists Association Michigan Chapter website.

Caption: Shabina Khatri, Joe Grimm, Erin Chan, Rachel Calderon, Frank Witsil and Chris Lau at the Detroit Free Press' booth at the 2006 AAJA National Convention in Honolulu.

Our mission is three-fold:

  • to encourage Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders (AAPIs) to enter the ranks of journalism.
  • to work for fair and accurate coverage of AAPIs.
  • to increase the number of AAPI journalists and news managers in the industry.

Join AAJA Michigan

We’d love to have you! AAJA Michigan provides great networking opportunities for both students and professionals. Whether you are looking to get your foot in the door, or looking for the next big jump in your career, AAJA can help!

Register online and become a part of an incredible organization!

Benefits of Joining AAJA

As an AAJA member, you participate in an elaborate network of Asian American and Pacific Islander journalists, media partners and friends who continue to have a profound impact in the field of journalism both locally and nationally. You stay connected with members throughout the U.S. and those who work abroad. You remain informed of the latest issues affecting diversity in the newsroom and in the media industry and the latest opportunities for professional development.

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