The National Press Photographers Association is proud and ecstatic to announce Maria Carrillo and Shaminder Dulai have accepted invitations to join the association’s board of directors as presidential appointees.
When the law was first proposed in 2013, NPPA urged the legislature to reject the bill which amounted to a broad ban on drone use for a wide range of purposes that included journalism.
The National Press Photographers Association is proud to announce two new co-chairs of the Mentorship Program: Srijita Chattopadhyay and Matt McCabe. As co-chairs and alumni of the program, Chattopadhyay and McCabe will bring continue to build the initiative.
The National Press Photographers Association (NPPA) filed a Petition for Certiorari with the Supreme Court of the United States asking it to review our AB5 lawsuit. The NPPA is a co-plaintiff/petitioner with the America Society of Journalists and Authors (ASJA).
Journal-isms Roundtable, NPPA join forces for a panel discussion featuring photojournalists of color. The discussion will center on the impact of new technology on photojournalism, their experiences as photojournalists of color and why so few photographers of color are working in major news media outlets. They will also discuss the need to increase diversity in visuals staffing and newsroom leadership.