Latino journalists ramp up pressure to free WSJ reporter
As Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich sits in a Russian jail cell on espionage charges, his coworkers continue saying
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Author: Kathleen Ortiz
Gente de NAHJ: Jaime Jarrín y su famosa ‘Despídela con un beso’
Casi todos los fanático de los Dodgers de Los Ángeles reconocen la voz de Jaime Jarrín y su famosa frase,
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After announcing 100 job cuts, CNN continues recruiting in Hollywood
A mere few hours after CNN announced it will be cutting 100 jobs on Wednesday, members of the National Association
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From the Latino Reporter newsletter: Hurricane Beryl’s impact felt around the U.S. as travel delays continue
From Latino Reporter: Hurricane Beryl’s impact felt around the U.S. as travel delays continue As I lay on the floor
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Forty years in, founders say NAHJ’s mission remains urgent amid industry, national shifts
In 1982, a group of 15 leaders in the Hispanic journalism world began to discuss forming a single collective that would become the National Association of Hispanic Journalists. Forty years later, the organization gathered in Hollywood to celebrate.
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