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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…
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Longtime AHCJ member Judi Kanne combined knowledge and compassion in her work
Judi Kanne regularly gathered compelling story ideas from her many conversations, travels and meetings, then dug into subjects with the…
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Vaccinations required for Health Journalism ’21; registration opens Thursday
AHCJ Members, We have been working hard to put the pieces together for our annual conference Oct. 28-31 in Austin,…