J Camp is a multicultural journalism program for high school students first started in 2001. Each year the program accepts 42 of the brightest students in journalism to develop their written, speaking, communication and leadership skills, while learning about diversity through a program that allows them to meet with top journalists in the country. This blog is a collection of their works and reflections after graduating from J Camp.
To read more about J Camp, visit the Asian American Journalists Association’s J Camp page, or read more about it in our brochure [PDF].
If you’re a former student and you’d like your information or work on J Camp Alum, send an email to admin [at] aaja.org.
