Canadian Association of Black Journalists
The Canadian Association of Black Journalists exists to give rise to Black journalists.
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CABJ Connects

CABJ Connects

From networking to job opportunities, CABJ wants to help you stay connected. Join our national network of media professionals and get access to

  • resources

  • employment and networking opportunities

  • a growing network of Black media professionals.

By adding your name to our database, you'll also have the option to make your profile public so potential employers can contact you directly.

Get connected today!

Kyah Sparks

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Bio

Kyah Sparks has 9 years of experience in the industry. She was 17-years-old when she discovered her passion for radio and television arts. Kyah is a graduate of the NSCC Radio, Television, and Journalism program and has a major in broadcast journalism. As a student, Kyah was the host, DJ, segment producer, and tech for a radio show on CKDU called Hip Hop Hali. Her love for Hip Hop culture landed her interviews with the biggest names in Hip Hop such as Drake and Director X. Kyah loves to be on the scene of events and loves to interview people from all walks of life. In 2016 Kyah became a reporter for CBC News NS where she told a range of stories and strengthened her skills as a compassionate storyteller. A year later, Kyah was a host and producer for Eastlink Community TV. She was a presenter, live production host, emcee, camera operator, editor, and segment producer. In 2019 Kyah was nominated by arts Nova Scotia for Media Professional of the year and she’s now searching for new opportunities to share her love for fashion, arts, culture, events, and lifestyle as a segment producer.

Twitter: @kyahsparks

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