Become a Member
The Canadian Association of Black Journalists connects and supports Black media and communications professionals in Canada. We advocate on behalf of its members as a voice for equal opportunities and visibility within the media industry. We also provides career development, networking and social opportunities to its members. The CABJ welcomes the membership and participation of [...]
Why Join CABJ?
The Canadian Association of Black Journalists connects and supports Black media and communications professionals in Canada. We advocate on behalf of its members as a voice for equal opportunities and visibility within the media industry. We also provides career development, networking and social opportunities to its members. The CABJ welcomes the membership and participation of all professionals in media and communications-related occupations, as well as students attending post-secondary institutions. We also encourage the involvement of media organizations, agencies and partners who support the initiative of diversity within the Canadian media. As we move forward towards revitalizing the Canadian Association of Black Journalists, we look forward to representing future members from across Canada. Become a … [Read More...]
Our Mission

The CABJ is dedicated to diversifying the media through developing and mentoring professionals and up-and-coming media and communications students, while also increasing the number of talented individuals in front line decision-making roles and management level positions. Overall Objectives: To advocate on behalf of our members To be an industry and community resource To connect Black media and communications professionals across Canada To provide professional development opportunities To provide access to available career opportunities in media and communications To act as a role model and resource for those interested in careers in media or communications … [Read More...]
Spotlight

How long have you been a member of the CABJ? Since 1998 (though my membership hasn't been continuous). How did you become a PR professional? I graduated from university with an English degree, took a job as a community newspaper reporter. I quickly decided that I needed to pay the rent AND … [Read More...]
Your Career and Social Media

While social media has become a tool and resource for consumers it has had a less than positive impact on the employment front for those who work in media. Just as audiences have shifted their attention spans to the Internet and the immediate news it delivers, so too have jobs shifted if not disappeared from traditional news rooms. But this isn’t a doom and gloom story. Sure social media … [Read More...]











