The Cayman Islands says it is attending this year’s joint convention of the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) and the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) in Las Vegas as part of efforts to strengthen its marketing efforts. of diversity.
“Recognizing the close ties that both African Americans and Hispanic Americans share with the Caribbean, the Cayman Islands will for the first time participate in the premier conference for journalism education, career development, networking and industry innovation, attracting leaders and influencers in journalism, media, technology, business, health, arts and entertainment,” said a statement from the Department of Tourism.
He said thousands of top journalists, media executives, journalism educators, public relations professionals and students from the United States and beyond will gather in Las Vegas, August 3-7.
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“We are honored to participate in this extraordinary gathering of media professionals who play such a critical role in sharing our stories and connecting our cultures,” said Ms. Rosa Harris, Director of Tourism.
The Cayman Islands said it will also host a panel discussion focused on building bridges between the British overseas territory and different communities.
NABJ founder and organizer of the Founders’ Reception, Sandra Dawson Long Weaver, welcomed the Cayman Islands partnership this year, saying that “African Americans and Caribbean people have a shared history and many cultural similarities.
“We are a family and we are stronger together. I am excited to see what ideas and initiatives come out of this convention, the possibilities are endless.”
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