January 2020 | How Will AB-5 Impact Journalists?

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Happy New Year!

Join us on Saturday, Jan. 18 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for a conversation about the new bill AB-5 which has a major impact on the livelihoods of freelancers and contractors.

We will be meeting at the SAG-Aftra headquarters (5757 Wilshire Blvd.) where we will be joined by fellow journalists and advocates to answer all your questions about how to navigate this new legislation that limits the amount of projects/stories a freelancer or contractor can perform for a company. We will also discuss chapter elections and hot topics. NABJLA Vice President Jarrett Hill will moderate.

Panelists

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Juliana Jai Bolden
Digital media executive and journalist Juliana J. Bolden leads the creation of digital products, social media strategy, and the production of TV/film/digital content for such brands as Wells Fargo, the Emmys, AT&T, the Image Awards, Grey Goose, BlackTree TV, and served on the 2016 Democratic National Convention Committee Specialty Media team. She is the Editor/Developer for California Freelance Writers United-CAFWU. 

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JoBeth McDaniel

JoBeth McDaniel, American Society of Journalists and Authors First Amendment Chair, is a nonfiction author and longtime magazine journalist who is also a plaintiff in the ASJA/NPPA lawsuit against new CA law AB5.

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Jim Manley

Jim Manley is an attorney at Pacific Legal Foundation, where he litigates in defense of free speech, economic liberty, and property rights. For more than a decade, he has been fighting to protect and expand freedom through strategic litigation and policymaking.

Alisha Grauso

CA Freelance Writers United