AAJA JCamp
Free 6-day multicultural journalism camp for sophomores/juniors, fully covered.
AAJA’s JCamp is a national multicultural journalism program for high school students.
The six-day training camp brings together culturally diverse students from across the nation.
There is no fee to apply and all costs are covered — including airfare, lodging and meals.
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