More than a fun time: NAHJ’s exclusive Tejano party celebrates community, family
For some, parties are just about having a good time, getting loose and forgetting. But the most exclusive party
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‘That is what sets us apart’: Maya immigrants say their identity doesn’t fit in any box
Tribal drumming echoes off outer walls of buildings behind the Miramar Cultural Center. Wooden seed pods clink together like a
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NAHJ pays off hundreds of thousands borrowed from student scholarship fund
Thanks to extra funds from high attendance at the Miami conference this year, the National Association of Hispanic Journalists has
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NAHJ loses 24 years’ worth of records, board members say
Records, photos and other archival material dating back to the National Association of Hispanic Journalists’ inception in 1984 have gone
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From Houston to Miami: By plane? No. By car.
It is past two in the morning and pitch black outside. Ray Ruiz’s GPS connection is flickering as he drives
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Voter turnout is low for NAHJ board elections
The deadline for the National Association of Hispanic Journalists’ board elections is hours away, and despite record attendance at its
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Latinas tackle sexual harassment in the newsroom
Univision reporter Lorraine Cáceres remembers experiencing sexual harassment by colleagues and sources at the start of her career. “In the
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NAHJ board appoints three of its own members to investigate allegations of misconduct after years of inaction
Before the UNITY convention in 2012, David Plazas emailed a code of conduct to seven NAHJ students who would be
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Latino journalists face increased challenges in the Trump era
When Cecilia Vega accepted a job covering President Donald Trump, her mother questioned the decision. “My mom told me— ‘why
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NAJA bingo asks journalists to check their privilege
Alcohol. Sexual assault. Poverty. Diabetes. These are a few of the words on a red bingo card made for journalists
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Journalists confront their own safety in the aftermath of the Capital Gazette newsroom shooting
Many journalists already felt unsafe by the time a man walked into a Maryland newsroom and opened fire, killing five
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NAHJ 2018 Hall of Fame inductees represent pioneers, innovators, diversity advocates
Since 2000, NAHJ has honored pioneers and newsroom leaders who have opened paths for other Latino journalists through its Hall
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As members of two minority groups, Afro-Latinos face intense prejudice
Growing up in a predominantly white neighborhood outside Boston, Brittany Volcy was often made to feel like her African features
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Latino fans hope new MLS team and stadium will boost interest in the game
After over a decade without a Major League Soccer team, soccer fans in Miami are excited to see the sport
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