Applications for the @aaja 2024 Greg Yee training grant are now open through Dec. 6, 2024: aaja-la.org/greg-yee/
A world without Greg Yee continues to be a darker one, but I am grateful to see the beauty of LA once again through his eyes in this @latimes photo essay. Thank you to @sarayasin for shepherding this over the last year. latimes.com/california/story…
This is so important. The registration cost of some of these conferences also keeps students and recent grads from important networking and career opportunities, as well.
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Unsolicited advice: Don’t tell people impacted by layoffs, “You should just start your own thing!” unless you’re the one writing the check to fund it.
Returning to Twitter/X to echo this: I have seen @latimes journalists impacted by this whose bylines I follow, whose videos I’ve shared, whose work I’ve admired for years. As someone impacted by layoffs last year, I’m happy to be a resource for the journalists affected.
Devastated for everyone at the @latimes today. I am so, so sorry. The paper is losing so many talented people at a time when we need journalists most.
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Why Montana's TikTok ban may not work edition.cnn.com/2023/05/19/t…
Drink every time someone talks about the altitude in Denver. #NBAConferenceFinals
Poking bears never pays off.
The Memphis Grizzlies have informed pending free agent Dillon Brooks that he will not be brought back under any circumstances, league sources say.
Full story and details at @TheAthletic: theathletic.com/4481287/2023…
#SacramentoProud, no matter what. Thanks for an exciting season, @SacramentoKings 💜
It’s upsetting, but I’m unbothered. Being a lifelong Kings fan teaches you how to handle disappointment really well lol 😭
No matter what happens tonight, this has been a great series and a great season for the @SacramentoKings 💜
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The Los Angeles chapter of the Asian American Journalists Association (@AAJAla) and the L.A. Times, in consultation with Gregory Yuen Yee's family, have created a scholarship to provide financial support to early-career journalists











