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Trivia Bowl 2025 raises thousands for AAJA-LA, celebrates partners
Annual event funds scholarships, grants, internships and more for AAPI journalists in SoCal More than 350 people showed their support for the Asian American Journalist Association-Los Angeles by attending the annual…
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Student journalists meet with professionals during Randy Hagihara Coaching Day
Student journalists got a rare experience during the 3rd annual Randy Hagihara Coaching Day — a one-on-one mentoring session with professionals in the fields they are interested in. Each student met with…
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AAJA-LA Chapter 2010 Board Elections
It’s time for the 2010 chapter election! This is an especially exciting year to be a leader with AAJA Los Angeles as the National Convention is coming to our city Aug.…
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Freelancer wanted: English to Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean Translation
Looking for a freelancer/s that can provide a translation for a two page press release (approximately 650 words) in three different languages – Chinese, Vietnamese and Korean.This is a one-time project…
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Vigil Planned For Detained Journalists Euna Lee and Laura Ling In Santa Monica, June 3
AAJA has received information about events in the U.S. concerning the two detained Asian American journalists in North Korea, Laura Ling and Euna Lee.
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Learn To How To Get Your News In The News
Sponsored by the Asian American Journalists Association Los Angeles Chapter and USC, the free media access workshop is intended to teach non-profit and community groups how to interact with the media…
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Who Knows You? Breaking into the World of Freelancing
Who Knows You? Breaking into the World of Freelancing By Joyce Chen In journalism, it isn’t so much who you know as it is who knows you. At the Asian American…
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Go For Broke! Tribute To Japanese American Veterans
The Go for Broke Monument commemorates the Japanese Americans of the U.S. Army and is a local resource for to educate communities about the legacy of the war efforts of Japanese…
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Keep pitching your news to get in the news
By LEILANI ALBANO AAJA-LA President Jinah Kim tells people who pitch stories to media outlets to be persistent in their efforts to get their ideas in the news. “Just keep pitching…
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Video: Bill Imada talks about his LUCKY strategy in dealing with the media
Bill Imada with the IW Group talks about his LUCKY strategy for community-based organizations to get their news in the news. Imada was a panelist at a Media Access Workshop sponsored…
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Media Access Workshop – Get your news in the news
Saturday, April 26, 2008 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. NBC News 3000 W. Alameda, Burbank, CA 91523. Rehearsal Hall 1. Park in the A Lot on California, between Riverside and Olive.…