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Devon House in Jamaica

NACAJ to hold second bi-annual conference in Jamaica


CONTACT:
Ann-Marie Adams 202 415 6155 nacaj@nacaj.org
 

In an effort to build a solid investigative reporting tradition in the Caribbean and to increase visibility of the region and its Diaspora, the National Association of Caribbean-American Journalists will hold its second bi-annual meeting in Jamaica.
 
The two-day meeting and award luncheon will convene journalists from the Caribbean and of Caribbean descent in Kingston, Jamaica this fall.
 
About 50 local and international journalists are expected to attend the professional workshops, plenary session and awards luncheon. And for the first time, NACAJ will honor outstanding coverage of the Caribbean and its Diaspora by journalists in the Caribbean and the USA.
 
For more information, keep checking our website at www.nacaj.org for updates or call 202-414-6155 for sponsorship information.

 

 

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