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Onward and upward!
SPJ's accomplishments over the last year will impress you. Promise. Learn several new things about this great organization, and see the impact your support has made in this lively year-end report filed by 2006-07 National President Christine Tatum of The Denver Post. She'll bring you up to speed on important changes, creative initiatives and future plans that will help SPJ improve and protect journalism for another 100 years.

2007 SPJ Convention Sessions
If you're an SPJ member but couldn't join us at the 2007 convention, this collection of streaming video, streaming audio, podcasts and Working Press coverage is the next best thing.

2007 Spring Conference Highlights
SPJ President Christine Tatum traveled around the country to attend several of the society's annual spring conferences. Hit the road and view a sampling of what she saw, including speeches, interviews and conference highlights.

DC Chapter honors journalism legends at annual dinner
The DC Pro Chapter recently held its annual Dateline Awards Dinner at the National Press Club. Read all about it, and then click here to view a five-minute highlight video featuring interviews, speeches and more.

A Journalist’s Lessons From Ghana
Television reporter Kai Jackson made a life-changing journey to Ghana, and he returned with several lessons on how to practice journalism in a foreign country. Journalists contemplating working abroad will find Jackson's insights invaluable. This companion video contains highlights from Jackson's trip.

Professional Development Sessions from the 2006 SPJ Convention in Chicago
— To Blog or Not to Blog?
— The Skills — and Flexibility — You Need to Work Across Media
— How Far Out of the Sunshine is Your State?
— Dealing Head-on with News Industry Issues
— News Councils as a Tool for Building Public Trust
— FOIA 40 Years Later
— What It Takes to Work Abroad