2026 Membership Renewal and Press ID Card Applications Now Open
You can now renew your NJ-SPJ membership for 2026 and order 2026 Press ID Cards on our site. Visit this page to read the instructions…
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2026 Membership Renewal and Press ID Card Applications Now Open
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News from NJ-SPJ
SPJ backs AP reporters amid administration’s troubling efforts to stifle independent press
New Jersey Society of Professional Journalists renames top journalism award for Michael Aron, dean of Trenton press corps
I Reported Live from the White House on Election Day, Thanks to My SPJ Chapter
Community Journalism Lab at Mercer County Community College, Starts 9/5
Online Journalism Events
Recording Available: How to Avoid Bias in Your Middle East Reporting: HonestReporting.com Webinar, 3 p.m. EDT, September 22
REPLAY AVAILABLE: Defending Open Public Records Act 4/30/2024 at Rider University
Replay of Live Panel – Evan Gershkovich: A Panel on the NJ-Born Journalist Wrongfully Detained by Russia
WBGO Radio’s “Newark Today” Features Second Installment of “Press, Police, and the Public” Conversations
Videos available
Recording Available: How to Avoid Bias in Your Middle East Reporting: HonestReporting.com Webinar, 3 p.m. EDT, September 22
Watch a recording of this informative presentation on Middle East news coverage and how to avoid the potential for biases to get incorporated into headlines…
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Replay of Live Panel – Evan Gershkovich: A Panel on the NJ-Born Journalist Wrongfully Detained by Russia
The NJ Society of Professional Journalists, in cooperation with The Wall Street Journal, will broadcast a live panel discussing the wrongful detention in Russia of NJ-born WSJ journalist Evan Gershkovich at 10 a.m. US EST on Thursday, February 21..
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Humanitarian Mission Resupplying Ukrainian Journalists
A mission including NJ SPJ immediate past president Bob Schapiro is in Ukraine resupplying journalists with a range of technology used in their reporting on the Russian invasion, including SD cards, external hard drives for backup, radios, and other multimedia gear.
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On-Demand Video – Invisible Asian Americans: Are the Press and Police Ignoring New Jersey’s Fastest-Growing Minority?
Panel Discussion and Reception, William Paterson University, Wayne, New Jersey, October 20 Watch the recorded livestream. This program is over, but you can watch the…
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In-Person Panel, 9/22/2021, The Press, The Police, and the Public
NJ-SPJ presents the inaugural session of a continuing series, called The Press, the Police and the Public on Sept. 22 at Rowan College at Burlington County. The discussion is co-sponsored with the NAACP of Southern Burlington County, Rowan College and the Keystone Pro Chapter of SPJ.
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