Gente de NAHJ

EL PASO – During virtual panels at last year’s NAHJ conference, Raquel Villatoro took notes. This year she stepped out

Antes de comenzar su jornada en la metrópoli neoyorquina, Angélica Serrano-Román utiliza la mañana para regar sus plantas y platicar

Kiara Alfonseca has always been surrounded by people who didn’t look like her. Growing up, the Bronx native moved to

As an undocumented immigrant, Cora Cervantes spent her late teens and early 20s advocating for the rights of other people

As a kid, Alex Del Barrio dreamed of working for the WWE. But he never imagined someone like him ⁠—

Yoga has helped Leslie Rangel deal with childhood trauma, burnout, depression and anxiety at different stages of her life.  When

LOS ANGELES – For Yoli Martinez, life is about accepting new challenges. As a member of the National Association of

PHILADELPHIA ⁠— The annual conferences put on by the National Association of Hispanic Journalists are special to Miguel Martinez-Valle. It

Ask Melissa Macaya where she calls home, and she will answer with a prepared list: The mid-Atlantic, or maybe Texas,