The Sports Journalists’ Association are inviting aspiring and student journalists from around the UK to join an exclusive panel and Q&A disc…
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Category: Members’ news
SJA and CANON to host webinar for Young Sports Photographers
The Sports Journalists’ Association and Canon are hosting a webinar and Q&A for Young Sports Photographers on how to put together a portfoli…
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SJA Notebook: Toxic culture exposed, accreditation woes and popular Vera retires
Catch up with our regular column of sports journalists making the news … And don’t forget, dates for your diaries … our annual SJA B…
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Football Photographers’ Association is launched
The first representative body specifically for professional football photographers in the UK has been launched – and the SJA is delighted to wel…
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PA Media head of sport Ashley Broadley new SJA chairman
Ashley Broadley, PA Media head of sport (left), is the new chair of the Sports Journalists’ Association. He takes over from co-chairs Andy Ellio…
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SJA members get 20 per cent discount for Pougatch online tv training course
TV broadcaster and presenter Mark Pougatch has joined forces with former head of production at Eurosport Gavin Scovell to offer online tv training cou…
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SJA defer membership renewal fees and offer free new membership
In the light of the current coronavirus crisis, and the economic impact it has had on freelance sports journalists from every sector, the SJA has deci…
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Been trolled on social media? Then this survey is for you
A senior lecturer at the University of Sunderland is leading a Google DNI (Digital News Initiative) funded research project aimed at helping journalis…
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SJA golf day is back for 2020
The SJA is once again hosting a golf day in memory of the eminent and much-missed sports photographer Phil Sheldon at Muswell Hill GC in north London.…
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Mairs named new rugby union correspondent of The Telegraph as Cleary takes a step back
Gavin Mairs has been named The Telegraph’s chief rugby union correspondent with Mick Cleary becoming chief rugby union writer. Cleary has …
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