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Becerra needs to open up to the press
AHCJ is calling on Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra to make himself available for questioning by reporters. In…
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Dozens of freelancers participate in AHCJ’s second virtual PitchFest
AHCJ’s second virtual PitchFest was held late last month with 67 freelance members participating. Writers pitched their ideas to top…
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Highlights from AHCJ’s inaugural Mental Health Summit
AHCJ wrapped up its first-ever Summit on Mental Health on Thursday night, with speakers highlighting the strain the pandemic placed…
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AHCJ’s first-ever Summit on Mental Health begins Monday
From devastating death tolls, strict stay-at-home orders, virtual learning, and a constant state of uncertainty, it’s no surprise that the…
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It’s contest time! Awards for Excellence in Health Care Journalism competition begins
It’s fall, that magical time of year when the leaves turn, the pumpkin-spice debate rages – and health care journalists…
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Editors already on board for virtual PitchFest, set for Oct. 27-28
Although Health Journalism has been postponed until 2022, PitchFest is a go — in a virtual format like last year’s…
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AHCJ has a new managing editor
Erica Tricarico, a graduate of Howard University and the master’s program in journalism at CUNY, will join the staff of…
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New and updated freelance market guides now available
It’s been a busy month getting market guides ready for the AHCJ website. I’d like to give a shout-out to…
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New officers chosen for AHCJ board
COLUMBIA, Mo. — The AHCJ board of directors has elected new officers who will serve two-year terms beginning Oct. 1.…
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Health Journalism 2021 postponed
Dear AHCJ members, AHCJ staff have been monitoring the emergence and spread of the Delta variant closely over the last…
