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CNJO Chairman Brant Houston
(Photo by Tony Overman, National Press Photographers Association)
CNJO Chairman Brant Houston and Coordinator Ted Gest at the August 2006 Council meeting in San Francisco.

CNJO members advocate strategic professional training

The digital revolution is not only transforming journalism but also calling on journalists to reinvent themselves. To do that, journalists, their news and professional organizations and journalism and mass communication programs need to rouse themselves, without delay, to undertake sophisticated, strategic, solution-oriented training.

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Gayle Reaves
(Photo by Alicia Wagner Calzada, RUMBO)
Carolyn Gilbert of the International Association of Obituarists listens to CNJO vice-chair Gayle Reaves.

Howard Finberg
(Photo by Alicia Wagner Calzada, RUMBO)
Howard Finberg of the Poynter Institute discusses the online learning program, News University.

Five journalism organizations join CNJO

Five organizations, the Association of Alternative Newsweeklies, Broadcast Education Association, National Newspaper Association, Newspaper Guild, and the Quill and Scroll Society, joined the Council of National Journalism Organizations this month. The groups were admitted at the Council's semiannual meeting, at the convention of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication in San Francisco.

Aid for journalists affected by Hurricane Katrina

Many members of the Council of National Journalism Organizations set up relief funds for journalists suffering from the effects of Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath. If you are concerned about tax deductibility, please ask the group seeking donations.

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