NABJ St. Louis Chapter Sees Record Attendance at Student Journalism Workshop
The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) St. Louis chapter held its Student Journalism Workshop, which saw record attendance following a change in its format.
St. Louis, MO, July 25, 2026 —
The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) St. Louis chapter recently hosted its annual Student Journalism Workshop, an event that achieved record attendance this year. This surge in participation follows a modification in the workshop’s format, though specific details of the format change were not provided.
The workshop is designed to support and develop emerging journalists, offering them insights and training within the field. The event aims to provide students with valuable skills and networking opportunities. The increase in attendance suggests a growing interest among students in pursuing journalism careers and a positive reception to the adjusted program structure.
Further details regarding the specific changes to the workshop’s format and the nature of the record attendance, such as the exact number of participants, were not immediately available. Information about the curriculum, featured speakers, or the outcomes of the workshop also has not been disclosed.
The NABJ St. Louis chapter is committed to fostering talent within the Black journalism community. Events like the Student Journalism Workshop are crucial for providing aspiring journalists with the resources and mentorship needed to succeed in a competitive industry. The chapter’s efforts to adapt and enhance its programming have evidently resonated with the student body, leading to the increased engagement observed this year.
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