A diverse group of young journalists of color reports this week on global leaders’ efforts to address one of the most pressing health challenges on the planet.
Follow their work online now.
A decade ago, world leaders gathered at the United Nations in New York to analyze how to reduce poverty and combat an AIDS epidemic. Five thousand delegates from 191 countries will gather again to review progress and chart a future course for the global AIDS response.
UNITY, an alliance of three minority journalist organizations (the Asian American Journalists Association, National Association of Hispanic Journalists, and the Native American Journalists Association), is sponsoring a young journalists’ project to cover this General Assembly High Level Meeting on AIDS, June 8–10 in New York.
The National Association of Black Journalists joins UNITY as a partner in the project.
The four groups have chosen 12 fellows for the project.
View the students’ work, as it progresses this week at http://un.unitynews.org.
