The Triangle Association of Black Journalists is the premier organization for black media professionals in the Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill, N.C. area.

The Triangle Association of

Black Journalists

is an organization of reporters, editors, producers and other

Triangle, N.C. area

media professionals.  We are a chapter of the National Association of

Black Journalists.

Member of the month

Anita Woodley

Producer

North Carolina Public Radio

Woodley has written a one-woman show, “Mama Juggs: Three Generations Healing Negative Body Images,” about her mother, great-grandmother and herself as they deal with puberty, breast cancer and breast feeding while on a path towards

conquering low self-esteem.

Woodley recently performed the play in front of the Tikar people, her family’s ancestral tribe, in Cameroon, Africa.

Members on the move

Stan Chambers, The News & Observer

Stan has turned his photography skills into a business.

Go to www.stanchambersjr.com to view his work.

Trevy A. McDonald, UNC - Chapel Hill

Trevy recently became a full-time journalism professor at

UNC - Chapel Hill. She has taught at the school since 2008.

Renee Nixon, Playwright

Renee will present her play - Blindsided, A Two Act Interactive Play -

on Aug. 22 at the Hayti Heritage Center in Durham.

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