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Journalists who specialize in covering stories about the Asian- American community talked about the challenges in pitching stories about Asian Americans in the newsroom and covering the comm…

Three journalists and a representative from a nonpartisan Asian and Pacific Islander civic group talked about the role of race on the 2014 midterm elections. They discussed the ways Democrat…

The Asian American Journalists Association held a town hall meeting at their 2005 17th Annual National Convention entitled “Presumed Guilty?” The panel, coordinated by author Helen Zia and …

Getty Images photojournalist Joe Raedle spoke via telephone about his experiences as a war photographer during military operations in Iraq. Several of his photographs were shown as he talked…

Photographer for the New York Times James Hill spoke via telephone about his experiences as a war photographer during military operations in Iraq. Several of his photographs were shown as he…

Participants talked about violence and crime amongst American youth. Among the topics they addressed were racial violence, depictions of violence in the media, deterring hate crimes, and vio…

Cheryl Diaz Meyer of the Dallas Morning News spoke via telephone about her experiences as a war photographer during military operations in Iraq. Several of her photographs were shown as she …

War photographers showed slides of photographs they took during the Iraq war. They also answered audience members' questions.

Mr. Moonves talked about media issues, focusing on diversity in television. Among the other topics discussed were the future of network broadcast news, recent deregulation of broadcast media…

Participants talked about the death penalty and how the media covers executions. Among the topics addressed were the process by which executions are performed, media treatment of executions,…

Journalists and Asian American leaders spoke about the way Asians were portrayed in the media. Among the issues they addressed were the amount of coverage, stereotypes portrayed by various m…

Members of the science, art, and business communities talked about depictions of Asian-Americans in popular culture and how those depictions affected treatment of Asian-Americans and other m…

Ms. Ann Curry spoke to a banquet at the tenth annual convention of the association. She focused on the growing involvement of Asian Americans in the media through her own experience at NBC.

Governor Gary Locke, D-Washington, spoke about the challenges facing Asian-Americans in the past and present. He also shared personal stories about his experiences as an Asian-American.

Participants talked about the controversy over Asian American participation in the U.S. electoral process in the wake of fund-raising questions concerning the 1996 campaign. This was part of…

Panelists discussed different definitions and characteristics of news as part of the Asian American Journalists Association’s 10th annual meeting. Ms. Chung moderated the panel that focused …

Ms. Curry moderated this discussion of the media’s coverage of race issues during a portion of the association’s tenth annual conference. Journalists and scholars discussed the way in which …

Ms. Chung gave the keynote address at the closing luncheon of the convention of the Asian-American Journalists Association. Following a video on Asian-American issues produced for the conven…

Panelists talked about trends in television news, changing demographics, and the competition between cable and traditional network news organizations. Jennifer Lawson, a PBS executive, descr…

The Asian American Journalists Association held a forum entitled, “On The Campaign Trail,” during its 1992 national convention in Washington, DC. In the forum, speakers discussed the 1992 na…