NABJ Tulsa Celebrates 30 Years of Advocacy, Excellence, and Black Storytelling in Oklahoma

By The Greenwood Beat – WFPG

This year marks a powerful milestone in Tulsa’s media and journalism community — NABJ Tulsa, the Tulsa chapter of the National Association of Black Journalists, is celebrating 30 years of commitment to uplifting Black voices, championing diversity in newsrooms, and shaping the narrative of our communities.

Founded in 1995, NABJ Tulsa has been a vital force in Oklahoma, cultivating Black media professionals, fostering mentorship opportunities, and advocating for fair and representative coverage of Black communities. From broadcast to print, digital to radio, NABJ Tulsa has stood at the forefront of media excellence while offering an unshakable support system for Black journalists in the region.

As the organization enters its 30th year, NABJ Tulsa is inviting Black journalists, communications professionals, content creators, PR specialists, and students to join and become part of a thriving network committed to professional growth and cultural integrity. Whether you’re a seasoned journalist, an independent blogger, or an aspiring media voice, your presence matters — and NABJ Tulsa wants to amplify it.

Why Join NABJ Tulsa?

Connect with a powerful community of Black media professionals.

Access professional development workshops and national opportunities.

Advocate for diversity and inclusion in newsrooms across Oklahoma.

Celebrate our shared heritage and future in media.

As a chapter of the national NABJ organization, NABJ Tulsa is also part of a broader legacy. Nationally, NABJ was founded in 1975 and remains the largest organization for journalists of color in the nation.

In celebration of their 30th anniversary, NABJ Tulsa will host a variety of community events and media engagements throughout the year. Be sure to follow the chapter on Facebook for updates and celebrations: NABJ Tulsa Facebook.

Let’s stand together. Let’s tell our stories. Let’s shape the future.

Join NABJ Tulsa and be a part of history in the making.

For membership and more information, visit the National NABJ Website or reach out via their Facebook page.

The Greenwood Beat – WFPG is proud to uplift organizations like NABJ Tulsa that work to preserve, protect, and propel Black excellence in media. As the first Black, woman-owned radio station on historic Greenwood Avenue, we salute 30 years of impactful storytelling.