Allyn L. Shaw

The National Association of Black Journalists represents African-American journalists, students, and media professionals. The company was founded by Norma Adams-Wade, Carole Bartel, Edward Blackwell, Paul Brock and Reginald Bryant on December 12, 1975 and is headquartered in College Park, MD.

Investigative Reporters & Editors, Inc. is a grassroots non-profit organization that operates to support investigative journalism.

The National Press Club is a professional organization for journalists founded in 1908. The club's multimedia production studios, located in the National Press Building, offer state-of-the-art production facilities to help connect live with audiences around the world and create compelling multimedia content. The National Press Club is based in Washington and is committed to protecting any personal information provided in connection with the use of their website. It has 3,000 members representing almost every major journalism organization and is a leading voice for press freedom worldwide. The club also offers an elegant venue with creative cuisine and impeccable service provided by their in-house catering team.

The Online News Association is a nonprofit organization that aims to inspire and support innovation and excellence in digital journalism. The organization is based in Washington. The non-profit company was founded by Rich Jaroslovsky, and the CEOs are Irving Washington and LaSharah S. Bunting. The American company recognizes stand-out journalists under the age of 30 whose work represents the best of new media. The Dow Jones Foundation supports organizations involved with journalism, free press, literacy and education, and the arts.