Our first in-person event in two years at the 5th Annual Black Men In Media live panel conversation and brunch mixer. Black Men In Media is a part of NABJ’s nationwide Black Male Media Project, which aims to help change the narrative around the lives and images of Black men in news and society.
NABJLA President and Freelance Journalist jarrett hill moderated the conversation with P-Valley Star John Clarence Stewart, LA Times Executive Editor Kevin Merida, Spectrum News 1 Anchor Melvin Robert, and HOORAE President of Development & Production Montrel McKay.
ADMISSION
Admission is free for members and non-members, but we are accepting donations for our annual student scholarship.
LOCATION
AUDACY Sound Space
5670 Wilshire Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90036
PARKING
Parking is available in the adjoining parking deck for $10. Free parking is available on nearby streets at your own risk.
COVID POLICY
Proof of full COVID-19 vaccination or negative PCR test (taken up to 48 hours prior to arrival) is required to attend this event. The following are acceptable as proof of full vaccination against COVID-19: CDC Vaccination card, photocopy of a vaccination card or a photograph stored on a phone or electronic device, digital government-issued vaccination pass, such as Healthvana or digital Covid-19 vaccine record, or documentation of full vaccination from a healthcare provider that includes the name of the person vaccinated and confirms that the person is fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Guests who cannot show one of the above listed documents will not be admitted to the event.
To be considered fully vaccinated, guests must have received their second dose of Pfizer/Biontech, Moderna, or single dose of Johnson & Johnson vaccine no later than 15 days prior to the event. Please do not attend the event if you are experiencing flu-like symptoms or have a fever, a persistent cough or are experiencing shortness of breath. Do not enter the premises if you have been diagnosed with Covid-19 or have been exposed to someone who has been diagnosed with Covid-19.