National Association of Black Journalists

The advocacy community of Black journalists that fights for equity in newsrooms while honoring the pioneers who opened the doors

  • www.nabj.org
  • Movement
  • College Park, MD
  • Professional and scientific society
  • Read from public sources, Jul 2026
49named by NABJ
23named by peers

Financial profile

National Association of Black Journalists · EIN 52-1266959 · 501(c)(3)

Fiscal yearTotal revenueContributionsProgram servicesTotal expensesNet assetsYear end
FY2023$5,699,893$3,037,332$2,040,246$5,364,328$6,894,194Dec 2023
FY2022$5,168,236$3,338,337$1,940,301$4,866,418$6,558,629Dec 2022
FY2021$4,417,067$3,137,763$839,444$2,704,488$6,256,811Dec 2021
FY2020$3,724,781$2,387,405$1,084,903$2,118,463$4,544,233Dec 2020
FY2019$4,531,026$2,414,062$1,896,302$4,112,425$2,937,915Dec 2019
FY2018$3,648,329$2,222,306$1,358,906$3,133,375$2,519,314Dec 2018

Figures exactly as reported. A blank cell was blank on the form. The fiscal year links to the filing.

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Peer societies

Five societies National Association of Black Journalists is read alongside.

Who backs NABJ

Every company National Association of Black Journalists names publicly as a supporter, exactly as published. Companies also named by other associations on Sociogene come first.

CompanySupport as publishedAlso named by
AmazonMeeting sponsorAAA AAPA AAF AIHA ASSP +3
JPMorganChaseMeeting sponsorASBCC A AAJA CP DRC +3
NBCUniversalMeeting sponsorACGB AWD ANA IRE NAB +3
Open AIMeeting sponsorAAAS APA AAJA CP CFDA +3
Regions BankMeeting sponsorAWF AFP CACC CACC CBCC +3
The New York TimesMeeting sponsorALA AAJA IRE LIONP NAHJ +3
CNN & TNT SportsMeeting sponsorIRE NLGJA NYAS NYWIFT ONA +1
Fox CorporationMeeting sponsorAAJA ANA MTTF NAB NLGJA +1
TEGNA, Inc.ExhibitorAAJA IRE NAHJ NAB NLGJA +1
Cox Media GroupExhibitorJC MTTF NAB RAB RTDNA
ViiV HealthcareMeeting sponsorAMS ANIAC IDSA NBNA NHMA
ESPNMeeting sponsorAAJA IRE NAHJ USBWA
HearstExhibitorAAJA NAB NYWIC TPA
Major League Baseball (MLB)Meeting sponsorNCSL PCF T2F USCM
McClatchyMeeting sponsorAAJA IWSMF NLGJA ONA
ABC NewsMeeting sponsorAAJA IRE NLGJA
CBS News and StationsExhibitorAAJA IRE NLGJA
Graham Media GroupExhibitorIRE NAB RTDNA
The AthleticExhibitorAAJA AWISM NLGJA
USA TODAY Co.ExhibitorAFCA IAGO IRE
Advance LocalExhibitorAAJA IRE
Financial TimesExhibitorAAJA SABEW
MS NOWMeeting sponsorIRE SPJ
Nexstar Media Group, Inc.ExhibitorCTA RTDNA
Sinclair, Inc.ExhibitorIRE NAB
The GuardianExhibitorACGB AAJA
The Wall Street JournalExhibitorACGB AAJA
American City Business JournalsExhibitorAAJA
Apple NewsMeeting sponsorNAHJ
Atlanta HawksMeeting sponsorPCF
CBS SportsMeeting sponsorAAJA
Gray MediaMeeting sponsorIRE
Paramount PicturesMeeting sponsorCF
POLITICOMeeting sponsorAAJA
ReutersExhibitorAAJA
Sony Electronics, IncMeeting sponsorAES
The Philadelphia InquirerExhibitorAAJA
VERSANTExhibitorOOA
A Lee Holding CompanyMeeting sponsorOnly National Association of Black Journalists, so far
AndscapeMeeting sponsorOnly National Association of Black Journalists, so far
Bloomberg NewsMeeting sponsorOnly National Association of Black Journalists, so far
Carnival Cruise LineMeeting sponsorOnly National Association of Black Journalists, so far
DocuJourney ProductionsMeeting sponsorOnly National Association of Black Journalists, so far
FX NetworksMeeting sponsorOnly National Association of Black Journalists, so far
Journalismnext LLCExhibitorOnly National Association of Black Journalists, so far
Redwood Films (Skylark)Meeting sponsorOnly National Association of Black Journalists, so far
The E.W. Scripps CompanyExhibitorOnly National Association of Black Journalists, so far
Wall Street JournalMeeting sponsorOnly National Association of Black Journalists, so far
Witherspoon Law GroupExhibitorOnly National Association of Black Journalists, so far
Sources: 2 published lists, read September 2026

NABJ 2026 Career Fair exhibitor listing. Read September 28, 2026. Career fair exhibitors; universities, nonprofits and unions left out.

NABJ 2026 Convention and Career Fair partners. Read September 28, 2026. Convention partners by tier; universities, foundations, nonprofits and associations left out.

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Who backs National Association of Black Journalists's peers, but not National Association of Black Journalists

Companies named publicly by at least one of National Association of Black Journalists's five peer societies, and not found in National Association of Black Journalists's reviewed public records.

CompanyAAJANLGJASPJPeers
Bloomberg LP (Black) transparent bkgrd.pngEmeraldTrend2 of 3
AudiochuckTrend1 of 3
CBS FOX Logo Sizing (3).pngSapphire1 of 3
CNN_TNTSports_WBD_Logo_640x240 (2).pngDiamond1 of 3
Comcast NBCUniversalMasthead1 of 3
Gilead SciencesMasthead1 of 3
GoogleSupporters1 of 3
GRAY horizontal logo with trademark.pngRecruitment Partner1 of 3
Hachette_Books_logo.svg.pngJade1 of 3
Hearst TelevisionNews Source1 of 3
JetBlueHeadliner1 of 3
LAT-logo-black-digital (2).pngRecruitment Partner1 of 3
NetflixHeadliner1 of 3
Nielsen+Logo.pngEmerald1 of 3
Panda Express Logo_Lockup_WhiteBorder.pngJade1 of 3
People Inc.Feature1 of 3
seattle+times.pngJade1 of 3
SNO SitesFriends1 of 3
Sony Pictures TelevisionHeadliner1 of 3
The Atlanta Journal-ConstitutionTrend1 of 3
The-Star-Tribune-Featured-1.pngJade1 of 3
USA Today Network OhioSilver Sponsors1 of 3
Versant Media.pngJade1 of 3

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The outside view

The advocacy community of Black journalists that fights for equity in newsrooms while honoring the pioneers who opened the doors

  • Consensus
  • Build
  • Outward
  • Volunteer

Their shape

The Movement

Gathered around a cause, and built to move.

The Movement is mission-led and built to mobilize, organized around changing something in the world. Its gift is passion and external impact, its challenge is turning momentum into something that lasts.

Also reads toward The Village, The Guild and The Legacy.

Strengths

→Real influence on the wider field.
→Members are motivated by a clear why.
→Quick to rally around what matters now.

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