Join the Nashville Chapter of the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) as we host crucial conversations effecting the Middle Tennessee community. This week's conversation is between Nashville sculptor Alan LeQuire and Sandra Long Weaver, a member of the Nashville chapter and a co-founder of the National Association of Black Journalists about his series of sculptures of prominent African-American  women, including journalist Ida B. Wells and Nashville's Lois DeBerry.

Join the Nashville Chapter of the National Association of Black  Journalists (NABJ) as we host crucial conversations effecting the Middle Tennessee community. This week's conversation is between Reverend Kelly Smith, Jr., and Sandra Long Weaver, a member of the Nashville chapter and a co-founder of the National Association of Black Journalists about the 100th anniversary of the birth of his father,  civil rights activist Kelly Miller Smith, Sr., and the celebration around the event including a symposium at Vanderbilt.

Join the Nashville Chapter of the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) as we host crucial conversations effecting the Middle Tennessee community. This week's conversation is between three leaders in the medical field in Nashville - Katina Beard, CEO of Matthew Walker  Comprehensive Health Center and President of the Tennessee Primary Care Association; Dr. Alicia Hall, a family physician and President of  Tennessee Women in Medicine; and Dr. Robin Williams, a breast surgeon and President of the Nashville Academy of Medicine and Sandra Long  Weaver, a member of the Nashville chapter and a co-founder of the National Association of Black Journalists about Black women who are leading leading the conversations and shaping the vision with health care providers in Tennessee and how they are leading through a pandemic, an economic downturn and stress over social justice issues.

Join the Nashville Chapter of the National Association of Black  Journalists (NABJ) as we host crucial conversations effecting the Middle Tennessee community. This week's conversation is between filmmaker, writer and director Darius West and Sandra Long Weaver, a member of the Nashville chapter and a co-founder of the National Association of Black Journalists about his new film, 'MIC DROP: The Culture of Christian Hip Hop' that will premiere in Nashville on October 16 at a socially distant screening. MIC DROP will be the first christian hip hop Documentary to officially be distributed (via Warner Music) to theaters.

Join the Nashville Chapter of the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) as we host crucial conversations effecting the Middle Tennessee community. This week's conversation is between small business advocate and entrepreneurship professor Danielle McGee and Sandra Long Weaver, a member of the Nashville chapter and a co-founder of the National Association of Black Journalists about the effects of the pandemic on Black business owners and small businesses.

Join the Nashville Chapter of the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) as we host crucial conversations effecting the Middle Tennessee community. This week's conversation is between Associate Director of Communications and Media Relations for the Tennessee Department of Health Elizabeth Hart and Sandra Long Weaver, a member of the Nashville chapter and a co-founder of the National Association of Black Journalists about what it has been like keeping Tennesseans informed during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Join the Nashville Chapter of the National Association of Black  Journalists (NABJ) as we host crucial conversations effecting the Middle  Tennessee community. This week's conversation is between exhibitions designer Daria Smith and curator Miranda Fraley-Rhodes, both of the Tennessee State Museum, and Sandra Long  Weaver, a member of the Nashville chapter and a co-founder of the  National Association of Black Journalists about the new exhibit Ratified! Tennessee Women and the Right to Vote as the state of Tennessee celebrates the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment and the role of African-American women in the process.

Read more about the exhibit here: https://tnmuseum.org/temporary-exhibits/temporary%20exhibits/ratified

Join the Nashville Chapter of the National Association of Black  Journalists (NABJ) as we host crucial conversations effecting the Middle  Tennessee community. This week's conversation is between board  certified family medicine physician Dr. Alicia Hall, and Sandra Long  Weaver, a member of the Nashville chapter and a co-founder of the  National Association of Black Journalists about Covid-19 testing,  especially of senior African-Americans.

Join the Nashville Chapter of the National Association of Black  Journalists (NABJ) as we host crucial conversations effecting the Middle  Tennessee community. This week's conversation is between Lawrence  Griffith, CEO and founder of Digital Factory, and Sandra Long Weaver, a  member of the Nashville chapter and a co-founder of the National  Association of Black Journalists about contact tracing technology and  the Covid-19 pandemic.

Join the Nashville Chapter of the National Association of Black  Journalists (NABJ) as we host crucial conversations with members of the  Middle Tennessee community. This week's conversation is between Girl  Scout Gold Award honorees, troop and service unit leaders of Troop 539  (based at Lake Providence MBC) and Sandra Long Weaver, a member of the  Nashville chapter and a co-founder of the National Association of Black  Journalists about the rare accomplishment for the young women.