The National Association for Multi-ethnicity in Communications (NAMIC) has opened its call for applications for the incoming class XXI of its Executive Leadership Development Program (ELDP).

In honor of Pride Month, the NAMIC Sister Chapters have produced a series of events that will feature an impactful webinar every week during June. (more…)

WICT, NAMIC and the Walter Kaitz Foundation Will Celebrate DEI with Leadership Development Conferences and Networking Events Diversity Partners Announce Return to In-Person Activities in New York City for 2022 New York, NY, May 4, 2021 – As the nation continues to rebound from the...

The National Association for Multi-ethnicity in Communications (NAMIC) last night honored media companies who set new standards for diversity programming at its 28th annual Vision Awards.

Yesterday’s guilty verdict of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was a step in the right direction toward justice and accountability. As crucial as it is, this verdict is just the beginning of the fight to dismantle the racism embedded in our criminal justice system....

AIandYou, a nonprofit platform engaging and educating communities of color about artificial intelligence (AI), announced today that President and CEO of the National Association for Multi-Ethnicity in Communications (NAMIC) A. Shuanise Washington will be joining AIandYou as a board...

Congratulations are in order for Chicago P.D. star LaRoyce Hawkins, who has been nominated for a NAMIC Vision Award in the Best Performance – Drama category.

We at NAMIC are saddened and troubled by the horrific mass shootings in the Atlanta area. We mourn the death of the six Asian women who were brutally murdered and pray for the families, communities, and others impacted by this tragedy.

More than 30 networks, streaming services and digital companies, led by HBO, garnered 2021 NAMIC Vision Awards nominations as part of the diversity organization’s annual recognition of excellence in inclusive programming.

NAMIC is proud to announce the chapter officers for 2021. They began serving their new two-year term on January 1st. Many of the officers are embarking on their second term; asterisks below delineate first-time or new role for chapter officers. (more…)