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Students at Inglewood High School work on the computer with images as part of the Links / MPJI Photography
class sponsored by the Inglewood Links Pacific Chapter of the Links Incorporated.
Executive director of MPJI and Instructor Haywood Galbreath teaches the class every other Friday
at Inglewood High school in Inglewood California.
Photo by: MPJI
Links Inglewood Pacific Chapter / MPJI photography program wins award at Link's 37th National Assembly
in Michigan July 1, 2010.
"Tell me and I'll forget. Show me, and I may not remember. Involve me, and I'll understand".
Tribe Unknown.
All
right here is your opportunity to help young kids of color, specially
young African American Males. My organization (MPJI) Minority Photo/
Journalism Institute is working with two national organizations to teach
photography, photo journalism and broadcasting. The Delta’s and The
Link’s incorporated. We need to raise some money to provide these young
kids with equipment to learn photography, photo journalism and
broadcasting. more info......With donation of $25.00 or more you receive a 11x14 photo go to Photo Gallery for more photos
and order information.
Special Announcement
After 20 years of history making news photo service for the Black Press of America HGSTAR1is
combining with Minority Photo Journalism Institute (MPJI) more....
MPJI/HGSTAR1 News Service
MPJI News Photos (MPJINP) a news / photo service for HBCU newspapers and NNPA.
Photos capture a moment in time for all eternity and have the ability to influence a negative or
positive future!
. 2010 HBCU Eddie Robinson Football Action Shot Photo Shootout. New!
MPJI Images In Media Institute New
(MPJI) is proud to announce Jerrell Bratcher has joined (MPJI) Minority Photo/Journalism Institute to
implement the MPJI HBCU East Coast and Southeast training and internship program at HBCU
college newspapers on the East Coast and in the Southeast. more....
Beverly Speights
(MPJI) is proud to
announce that Ms. Beverly
Speights has become
the marketing director for
MPJI’s events and sponsorship planning division.
Dr.TJ Day
(MPJI) is proud to announce Thelma James Day has agreed to be a
consultant and board member
to Minority Photo/Journalism Institute to help put into place training
and internship programs on the
collegiate level.
more......
. MPJI Minority Photo/Journalism Institute is happy to announce it has established a partnership with
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc.
. MPJI Minority Photo/Journalism Institute is happy to announce it has established a partnership with
the Inglewood Pacific Chapter of The Links, Inc.
. MPJI Minority Photo/Journalism Institute is happy to announce that it has established a partnership
with the (PCC) Pacific Coast Conference Youth Football and Cheer
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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