Funding will support Phase II of the chapter’s statewide education campaign, bringing media literacy workshops to rural areas and news deserts. ATLANTA — The Georgia chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists is proud to announce it has received a $5,000 grant from the Society of Professional Journalists Foundation. This marks the second straight year…
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SPJ Georgia launches statewide Georgia Knows Media education campaign
The Georgia chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists is opening its “Georgia Knows Media” education program to community organizations across the state. SPJ Georgia created “Georgia Knows Media” to help Georgians combat false and misleading information and build trust between journalists and the communities they cover.
Sip & Share event raises funds for SPJ Georgia
The 4th annual Sip & Share fund-raiser was held Aug. 1 in Atlanta’s South Downtown district. Allison Entrekin, editor-in-chief of Atlanta Magazine, was the emcee.
Georgia delegates attend SPJ Leadership Institute
SPJ Georgia’s president and two incoming board members joined SPJ delegates from 14 chapters at the organization’s national leadership institute.
New SPJ Georgia leadership focused on membership growth and media literacy
Susanna Capelouto, NPR Southern bureau chief, and Patty Rasmussen, an independent journalist, will serve as co-presidents. Joshua Wilson, managing editor of Appen Media Group, was elected vice president.
Join SPJ’s statewide media literacy campaign
Learn about Georgia Knows Media and become a certified media literacy trainer.
Guide for journalists covering the World Cup
Created by SPJ, this city-specific resource guide provided key contacts and tips for reporting on the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
What is Creator Journalism?
SPJ Georgia took an inside look at the fast-growing world of independent, audience-driven publishing.
