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Happy New Year!
As we’re turning the corner to 2026, we’d like to thank you for your ongoing commitment to the Society of Professional Journalists and our Georgia chapter.
SPJ celebrates with the Atlanta Press Club
Metro Atlanta journalists and media professionals had a great time closing out the year at The Atlanta Press Club’s holiday mixer on Dec 2.
High school seniors: Apply for an SPJ scholarship
SPJ Georgia is now accepting applications for its annual high school journalism scholarship.
Bending Without Breaking: Mental Health for Journalists
Developing resilience as a journalist was the subject of a presentation by AJC reporter Jeremy Redmon. A panel discussion by four journalists followed.
SPJ issues alarm over detention of journalist Mario Guevara
The Society of Professional Journalists joins the Committee to Protect Journalists and a coalition of organizations expressing deep concern over the detention.
Download your copy of the SPJ GA Media Literacy Survival Kit
Journalists often face questions from the public about the inner workings of the media. It’s
important to have the answers ready. Our Media Literacy Survival Kit can help.
Katja Ridderbusch interviewed
Atlanta journalist Katja Ridderbusch, chair of SPJ Georgia’s Advocacy Committee, talks with podcaster Mitch Leff. On his podcast 4 Questions Journalist Spotlight, they discuss everything from the importance of joining SPJ Georiga to the chapter’s police-press training class for law enforcement. The training for police was designed to equip law enforcement with ways to de-escalate…
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