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 Welcome to MPJI.ORG 
 The MPJI Minority Photo/Journalism Institute and the MPJI web site is dedicated to advancing the careers of journalism students. We will be working with the (HBCU's) Historically Black Colleges, Universities and minority journalism organizations. We look forward to bridging the educational gap between minority journalism students, underprivileged students and their mainstream counterparts, so that those who desire a profession in Photo/Journalism or broadcasting will enter the market on a more level playing field.   Mission statement
 MPJI is a tax exempt 501(c)(3) organization. Donation info.

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 With donation of $25.00 or more you receive a 11x14 photo go to Photo Gallery for more photos and order information.

Special announcement
MPJI Minority Photo/Journalism Institute is happy to announce that it has established a partnership with the Pacific Coast Conference Youth Football and Cheer (The PCC) to establish a youth sports photography and broadcasting program involving the young men and women who participate in the PCC football and cheer activities. The program will involve teaching young men and women to be sports photographers and broadcasters in radio and video. The participants will learn sports photography and broadcasting there sports photos and broadcasting pieces will be on the PCC website each week in their own media section.

MPJI EVENTS

WORKSHOPS  

THE SHOOT OUT HBCU Sports photography competition 2008-2009.

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MPJI Executive Director Haywood Galbreath is available to conduct Photojournalism workshops. More Info... and to speak and lecture to high school, college, university students and civic organizations, for  More Info...  
MPJI Publicist / Toni Purry TPurry@mpji.org

Special Announcement: ( 09/27/05 Los Angeles MPJI) In a continuing effort to level the playing field for young men and women who may find it easier to express themselves by speaking the Spanish language, until they become affluent in English. MPJI has instituted the Spanish-speaking section for those photojournalists in training who are more affluent in that language. This division will be headed by nationally and internationally recognized photojournalist Armando Arorizo. More...