Some two dozen JJA activists and more colleagues across the world launched “Working the Beat: Jazz in Today’s Media,” via four Zoom…
MoreFor the second year running, JJA members and industry colleagues gathered for an informal January meet-up during the Winter JazzFest in New…
MoreThe Jazz Journalists Association’s board of directors has expanded with three newmembers, representing further diversity of voices guiding the organization in its…
MoreThe 2018 JJA Jazz Awards, presented annually since 1996, will be discontinued if new leadership is not found to spearhead the complex, time-consuming…
MoreThe first ever (?!?) panel discussion of gender issues by four women who are professional jazz journalists (documented to vlogger Ms Michal Shapiro) kicked…
MoreThe JJA celebrated its 21st annual Jazz Awards on June 6 2017 with a banquet at the Golden Unicorn in New York…
More“Basics of Jazz Journalism” is the title of the JJA’s panel discussion/workshop at the fifth annual Jazz Connect conference, to be held…
MoreThe JJA’s eyeJAZZ initiative, funded in 2010 by the Mid-Atlantic Arts Association’s Jazz.NEXT project to train videographers in short-form news production c0ncerning…
MoreThe National Endowment for the Arts has announced plans to end its 30-year-old Jazz Masters program. See blog posts by JJA President…
More[Editor’s note: This piece is in reply to Howard Mandel’s book review, posted December 20, 2010.] Let’s start with what my book…
MoreNew York, January 13, 2011 — On Saturday, January 8, members of the JJA as well as interested musicians and industry representatives…
MoreNew York, January 10, 2011 — JJA President Howard Mandel grabbed the blue-padded chairs in Conference Room C at Manhattan’s midtown Sheraton…
More