The Dainel B. Delaney Memorial Scholarship drawing was held at the NABET-CWA Local 41 office Friday, May 9th. Karen Delaney Groves, daughter of Dan Delaney, was present to do the drawing with NABET-CWA Local 41 President Stephen Griswold.
Dan Delaney was the president of Local 41 for more than 25 years and a strong advocate for both working people and higher education. I know Dan would be very happy Local 41 continues to support the aspirations of our members and their children in issuing this annual scholarship award.
The recipient of this year's award is Sofia Flynn. Sofia is the daughter of Local 41 member Ed Flynn. Ms. Flynn is attending Illinois Wesleyan University. On behalf of the Dan Delaney family, and NABET-CWA Local 41, thanks to all who applied for the scholarship.
Congratulations to Sofia!
The election of Vice President- Region 4 was held in April of this year. Petitions were collected for the position on Sector Executive Council. Patrick Keating of Local 41 was the only petition received by the Election Committee. His petition was confirmed and contained the required number of valid signatures needed. Since he was the only candidate for the office, Patrick was declared the winner by acclamation. Patrick will now serve the full three-year term and will take office July 1, 2025.
Congratulations to Brother Keating on his election! We look forward to having you serve on the Sector Executive Council for all the members of Region 4 and Local 41.
Help raise $60,000 to support the next generation of journalists!
Rose Tibayan was an award-winning broadcast journalist and devoted member of the Asian American Journalists Association, who always sought to help younger journalists grow and find success. Rose even wrote the book on the topic: “The Resume Tape Book,” a 700-page job-hunting guide for broadcast media that has helped countless people build their careers. And Rose knew the ropes, climbing the career ladder from TV markets in Guam, to Fort Myers, New Jersey, Philadelphia, San Francisco and Milwaukee before settling down in Chicago, with her husband, former NABET-CWA Local 41 President, Don Villar.
Rose passed away in 2024 after a 14-month battle with cancer, but her legacy as a mentor and supporter of young AAPI journalists and AAJA will continue with the Rose Tibayan Scholarship Fund.
Your generous gift to AAJA's fundraising drive will help build an endowment to provide scholarships to support students and early-career journalists as they navigate a difficult industry. AAJA has long supported scholarships for student journalists, and the Rose Tibayan Scholarship Fund will expand those programs to build a new generation of journalists with Rose’s dedication to reporting and community service.
Please send an email to chicago@aaja.org for donation information or click this link for a downloadable PDF.
Nominations are now being accepted for delegate(s) to attend the 80th CWA Convention, in Pittsburgh, PA, on August 11th–12th.
Click this link for a downloadable PDF of the nominating petition .