National Association of Black Journalists Convention Returns to Atlanta, Led by Local Native
The National Association of Black Journalists convention is returning to Atlanta, led by Atlanta native Errin Haines.
Atlanta, GA, August 12, 2026 —
The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) convention is set to return to Atlanta. The organization’s upcoming gathering will be led by Errin Haines, an Atlanta native.
Haines, who has deep roots in the city, will be at the forefront of the convention’s activities as it convenes in Atlanta. Further details regarding the specific dates and agenda for the convention were not immediately available.
The return of the NABJ convention to Atlanta marks a significant event for the city and its journalism community. The organization, dedicated to the advancement of Black journalists, typically brings together professionals, students, and industry leaders for discussions, workshops, and networking opportunities.
As an Atlanta native, Errin Haines’ leadership in organizing or presiding over the convention is a notable aspect of this year’s event. Specifics about her role and the convention’s programming are expected to be released in further announcements.
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