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  Haywood Galbreath
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 Haywood instructs students at ASU photojournalism workshop.

  Haywood Galbreath, is an award-winning photojournalists with 26 years experience in
  media and photo/journalism. In 1994 his news photo service HGSTAR1NEWS made history
  becoming the first African-American owned news photo service in the history of the United
  States to cover a major court case daily inside the courtroom. Having the same equal
  access as mainstream media. That case being the O.J. Simpson double murder trial which
  was dubbed “The Trial of The Century”. His news photo's have appeared In the New York
  Times, Washington Post, L A Times, Newsweek, Time, Ebony and Jet magazine's. He has
  worked with national and international news photo services such as AP, Reuters, and AFP. 

  MPJI staff is made up of some of the most experienced journalist and broadcasters in the
  profession, who have a desire to train and prepare young men and women of color for a
  career in Photo/Journalism and broadcasting.

 Executive Director
Haywood Galbreath Bio
 
 Minority Photo/Journalism Institute and MPJI web site are dedicated to advancing the careers of young journalism students of color. We are working with the (HBCU) Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
 
 We also intend to partner with (NABJ) National Association of Black Journalist, (NAHJ) National Association of Hispanic Journalists, (AAJA) Asian-American Journalists Association, (NAJA) Native American Journalist Association and (CCNMA) California Chicano News Media Association.

 We look forward to bridging the educational gap between minorities and their Mainstream counterparts so that young people of color who desire a career in Photo/Journalism or broadcasting will enter the market on the same level playing field.