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	Columbus Association of Black Journalists
	About Us The Columbus Association of Black Journalists (CABJ) was founded in 1988 as an affiliate of the 3000 member National Association of Black Journalists. NABJ has 72 professional chapters, with 52 student chapters at colleges and universities nationwide. Our first meetings were held in various public libraries in Columbus, including the Main Library downtown and the Linden branch. Later meetings were held at the Frank Hale Cultural Center at Ohio State University, the offices of the Columbus Dispatch newspaper, the offices of ABC affiliate WSYX-TV 6, and the Martin Luther King branch Library.		CABJ Past President Reggie Anglen addresses the audience at a media event.			FOUNDING MEMBERS Linda Callahan Jennifer Smith Donald Gresham Felecia Jones  Julie Bailey Kevin Dixon Felix Hoover PAST PRESIDENTS Linda Callahan Jerry Revish Lovell Beaulieu Julie Bailey Doug Perkins Brian Custer Harold Fisher Michael A. J. Randolph Reggie Anglen CURRENT OFFICERS Kirk Richards - President Pamela Glason-Thornton - Recording Secretary James Lee Giles - Treasurer
Our meetings are held on the second Saturday of each month at the offices of the Columbus Post Newspaper, 172 East State Street, Downtown, Columbus, Ohio. CABJ Membership is open to print and broadcast journalists, freelance writers, journalism graduates, mass communication educators, producers, directors, photographers, videographers, public relations practitioners and students.