- (Left) Khristopher Brooks, reporter for CBS News MoneyWatch and adjunct journalism professor at Hunter College
- (Right) Damien Peters, founder of Wealth Noir
- (Second from left) Anna N’Jie-Konte, founder of Dare to Dream Financial Planning and host of the First-Gen Realness Podcast
- Dasarte Yarnway, founder of Berknell Financial Group, head of community with Altruist and host of the Young Money Podcast
- (Second from right) Emlen Miles-Mattingly, founder of Gen Next Wealth, co-founder of the BLatinX Internship Program and host of the Minority Money Podcast
- Podcasts: 2050 TrailBlazers, #SecureTheSeat, Access & Opportunity, An Intimate Conversation with Women of Color, The Voice of Black Real Estate, Everything Cha-Ching, On Purpose, Black Wealth Renaissance, Manage Your Damn Money, Money and Flow, New Dawn
- Journalists: Michelle Singletary, Washington Post personal finance columnist; Leoneda Inge, WUNC race and southern culture reporter; Sharon Epperson, CNBC senior personal finance correspondent; Diane King Hall, CBS News financial correspondent; Trevor Hunnicutt, Reuters 2020 campaign correspondent; Jacqueline Simmons, Bloomberg News senior executive editor for the Americas; Ellen McGirt, Fortune senior editor and author of the weekly raceAhead newsletter
- “Reuters launches two new journalism diversity initiatives, in partnership with the National Association of Black Journalists, Facebook and CUNY’s Newmark Graduate School of Journalism,” December 2020
- “Newsroom employees are less diverse than U.S. workers overall,” Pew Research Center, November 2018
- “10 charts about America’s newsrooms,” Pew Research Center, April 2020
- “Diversity, Inc: The failed promise of a billion-dollar business” and “Within the veil: Black journalists, white media,” Pamela Newkirk, October 2019 and July 2000
- “Black America: Are we still struggling with diversity today?” CUNY TV, October 2019
- “How diverse are U.S. Newsrooms?” American Society of News Editors and Google News Initiative, 2018
- “Approaching the business beat with a diverse lens,” Society for Advancing Business Writing, August 2020
- “The role & responsibility of the media in reporting on race & equality,” New York Financial Writers’ Association, July 2020
- “A discussion about the lack of diversity in newsrooms across the country and the impact it has on the information people receive,” Society of Professional Journalists New England, June 2020
- “How to fight racism and not get fired from your mainstream media job,” National Association of Hispanic Journalists Los Angeles, June 2020
- “America’s newsrooms face a reckoning on race after Floyd protests,” The Wall Street Journal, June 2020
- “Behind the fall of Ebony: Accusations of fraud and a fight over control of a Black media dynasty,” The Wall Street Journal, July 2020
- “Trump Attack on diversity training has a quick and chilling effect,” The New York Times, October 2020
- “Trump’s diversity training order faces lawsuit,” AP, November 2020
- “How the 1619 Project took over 2020,” The Washington Post, October 2020
- “The myth and propaganda of Black buying power,” Jared Ball, May 2020
- “The SPJ race & gender hotline,” Society of Professional Journalists
- “Thank you to our colleagues,” The NewsGuild of Greater Philadelphia, June 2020
- Blackwallet: Financial literacy for urban millennials
- Race and capitalism