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Association for Women Journalists


Links We Like
To suggest new links, contact Page Editor Dawn Raftery.

Members' Blogs and Projects

All the World's a Page

Performing arts lover Amy Williams Bernstein chronicles shows, travels, and anything else that catches her fancy.

Chicago Talks
Suzanne McBride and Barb Iverson are the editor and publisher of this non-profit local news source featuring stories by journalism students and citizen reporters.

 

CityDiggity

This urban gardening blog is cultivated by editor and writer Avis Weathersbee.

Everywomannews
Michele Weldon blogs on the portrayal of women in news, as well as issues relating to women and journalism, from content and style to sourcing and images.


Go West Young Mom

This lifestyle blog by former AP reporter Tara Burghart focuses on young families in the Fox Valley area as its audience.

 

Little Black Dress

In this blog Dawn Raftery chronicles her search for material possessions through the retail jungles of America.

Lynn Sweet's The Scoop from Washington
This blog features Lynn Sweet, who has been reporting on politics from the Sun-Times DC bureau since 1993.


Murmurs of a Jazzaholic

DJ SweetMarie, otherwise known as independent journalist, policy analyst and blogger M. R. Traska, has a blog on which she ruminates about the myriad joys of eclectic New Orleans music, the HBO series "Treme" and more.


NOIRwoman
Dee Daniels is founder and publisher of this magazine and website for African-American women.

 

The Hot Pink Pen

WITASWAN founder Jan Lisa Huttner blogs on film from a femenist perspective.


The Other Side of the Tortilla

Café Magazine Assistant Managing Editor Maura Wall Hernandez blogs about traditional Mexican cooking and culture.


Tracy Baim

Chicago-based lesbian journalist Tracy Baim blogs about LGBT communities, media, politics, and more.

 

Urban Travel Girl

Writer Maureen Jenkins blogs about living globally through international travel, and how travel not only transforms the way we see the world, but ourselves.


See AWJ-Chicago's Members Directory for other members' websites.


Other On-Topic Sites, Blogs and Projects

CarolMarinBlog - A blog kept by Carol Marin, NBC5 political reporter

 

Feministing - An online community for feminists and their allies

 

Media Report to Women - Provides information on all types of media and the way in which they depict women and the issues of interest to women

 

National Women's Editorial Forum - A side project of American Forum, this website has a database of expert sources for the media

Newscat - A blog about media, candy, pop culture and politics

The WIP (Women's International Perspective) - Women report on world news and contribute opinion and commentary

 

The Women's Media Center - This group offers media training to women and provides resources/referrals to reporters

 

Women in Media News - This organization's PowerSources project includes a list of experts on a range of topics

Women's eNews - Daily news source covering issues of concern to women



Other Local and National Professional Associations

Asian American Journalists Association-Chicago

Association for Women in Sports Media

Chicago Headline Club

Illinois Press Photographer Association

 

Illinois Woman's Press Association

Journalism and Women Symposium

National Association of Black Journalists-Chicago

National Association of Hispanic Journalists

National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association

 

National Federation of Press Women

 

National Writers Union

Native American Journalists Association

Online News Association

Society for News Design

Society of Environmental Journalists

Society of Professional Journalists

UNITY Journalists of Color

More associations are listed at JobsPage.



Journalism Jobs

JobsPage

JournalismJobs.com

Also, many of the associations listed above have job listings.



Tools

Daily Writing Tips


Other Resources

Community Media Workshop

Poynter Institute

Romenesko


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