September 15, 2025 – HARO (Help a Reporter Out) announced its partnership with the South Asian Journalists Association (SAJA), a nonprofit dedicated to fostering community, professional growth, and nuanced coverage of the South Asian diaspora.
Through this collaboration, SAJA’s members will gain streamlined access to HARO’s vast network of expert sources, making it easier than ever to connect with credible voices for their reporting. The partnership underscores a shared commitment to supporting journalists, expanding access to expert perspectives, and amplifying diverse voices in media.
“As a former journalist and Edelman alum, I’ve seen how helpful HARO’s mission of connecting journalists with expert sources is from both sides of the pitch,” said Kiran Khalid, Vice President of SAJA. “It’s an amazing resource that, frankly, has saved me from missing deadlines.“
Founded in 1994, SAJA provides mentorship, scholarships, training, and networking opportunities for journalists covering South Asia and the diaspora. With this partnership, members will have new tools to strengthen their reporting and produce well-sourced stories that reflect diverse perspectives.
The partnership reflects HARO’s broader mission to strengthen journalism by connecting reporters with the right sources at the right time.
About HAROHARO (Help a Reporter Out) is a leading platform that connects journalists with relevant expert sources. With a global network of professionals across industries, HARO enables reporters to access timely, credible insights that power great storytelling.
About SAJA
The South Asian Journalists Association (SAJA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting professional development, community, and the coverage of South Asia and the diaspora. Since 1994, SAJA has supported journalists through mentorship, scholarships, training, and networking opportunities.
