The Asian American Journalists Association is a national nonprofit educational and professional organization for print, broadcast and digital media. The Los Angeles chapter's mission is to support, provide resources, bring awareness and instill a sense of integrity and fairness in media coverage.SPECIAL EVENT: Cooking class to talk nutritional inequities
Join us Saturday, Nov. 23 at 10 a.m. for Nutritional inequities: Closing the gap with Ayurveda. It’s a cooking class and a lesson in holistic wellness in one afternoon. Learn about nutritional inequities and Ayurveda’s approach to wellness. Learn more here.
Henry Fuhrmann Mentor Award Winner
Kate McQueen wins 2024 Henry Fuhrmann Mentor Award. The award, given by AAJA-LA and ACES, honors mentors in journalism who made a difference. Learn more here.
Gregory Yuen Yee Scholarship
The Los Angeles chapter of the Asian American Journalists Association and the Los Angeles Times are proud to offer grants in honor of the late Greg Yee, an adored and talented journalist. The fund helps journalists attend conferences, workshops and get the career training they need. Learn more here.
Randy Hagihara Memorial Fund
AAJA-LA is accepting donations for the Randy Hagihara Memorial Fund, which provides annual stipends to help Southern California journalists in need of financial support advance their careers with new job opportunities and skills training. . Learn more here.