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The NUJ sends a message of solidarity to women and girls worldwide who experience violence in any of its many forms.

The theme for this year’s Black History Month is “Standing Firm in Power and Pride”.

News from the NUJ's 60+ Council.

The Write to End Violence Against Women (WEVAW) Awards, sponsored by the NUJ, recognise journalists and writers who report on violence against women responsibly, sensitively and accurately.

NUJ motions on trans solidarity and ethical journalism were passed at this year’s Trades Union Congress (TUC) LGBT+ Conference.

The committee has asked a series of questions about the Universal Credit and Personal Independent Payment Bill and associated proposals in the Green Paper “Pathways to Work."

On the second day of the ICTU Congress, Kathryn Johnston, Northern Ireland representative of the NUJ’s Irish Executive Council, has addressed delegates.

This year’s theme focuses on ‘Activism and Social Change’. The NUJ recognises this month as a time to celebrate past achievements and those to come.

Eleven million people in the UK are experiencing food insecurity. The NUJ supports the Right to Food campaign.

The union is seeking member views to help inform our response to government's "Pathways to Work: Reforming Benefits and Support to Get Britain Working" Green Paper.

News from the NUJ's 60+ Council.

Members met online and in-person, joined by guest speaker Carol Ferguson, TUC equality and strategy support officer.

Motions in this debate included one from the Equality council encouraging recruitment of migrant journalists to the NUJ.

Lively debate on motions spanning equality took place on Friday afternoon.

Survey also reveals lack of diversity and fewer older female and ethnically-diverse journalists

Four BBC women journalists have reached a settlement with the corporation over issues of discrimination, preventing the need for a tribunal hearing this week.

Motions on supporting journalists in Palestine, tackling misogyny, and women's health at work were passed at the year's conference.

The NUJ sends a message of solidarity to women and girls worldwide who experience violence in any of its many forms.

The theme for this year’s Black History Month is “Standing Firm in Power and Pride”.

News from the NUJ's 60+ Council.

The Write to End Violence Against Women (WEVAW) Awards, sponsored by the NUJ, recognise journalists and writers who report on violence against women responsibly, sensitively and accurately.

NUJ motions on trans solidarity and ethical journalism were passed at this year’s Trades Union Congress (TUC) LGBT+ Conference.

The committee has asked a series of questions about the Universal Credit and Personal Independent Payment Bill and associated proposals in the Green Paper “Pathways to Work."

On the second day of the ICTU Congress, Kathryn Johnston, Northern Ireland representative of the NUJ’s Irish Executive Council, has addressed delegates.

This year’s theme focuses on ‘Activism and Social Change’. The NUJ recognises this month as a time to celebrate past achievements and those to come.

Eleven million people in the UK are experiencing food insecurity. The NUJ supports the Right to Food campaign.

The union is seeking member views to help inform our response to government's "Pathways to Work: Reforming Benefits and Support to Get Britain Working" Green Paper.

News from the NUJ's 60+ Council.

Members met online and in-person, joined by guest speaker Carol Ferguson, TUC equality and strategy support officer.

Motions in this debate included one from the Equality council encouraging recruitment of migrant journalists to the NUJ.

Lively debate on motions spanning equality took place on Friday afternoon.

Survey also reveals lack of diversity and fewer older female and ethnically-diverse journalists

Four BBC women journalists have reached a settlement with the corporation over issues of discrimination, preventing the need for a tribunal hearing this week.

Motions on supporting journalists in Palestine, tackling misogyny, and women's health at work were passed at the year's conference.