NAHJ board members line up behind candidates ahead of election
Elections for a new National Association of Hispanic Journalists board of directors were intensifying at the organization’s annual conference this
Read moreElections for a new National Association of Hispanic Journalists board of directors were intensifying at the organization’s annual conference this
Read moreReuters Journalists attending the NABJ-NAHJ conference in Las Vegas this week found a way to participate in a 24-hour strike
Read moreLAS VEGAS — Advocating for equity and fair representation of Latinx journalists is the top priority for the National Association
Read moreThe United States’ chief infectious disease expert warned that if history is a guide, monkeypox will likely hit Hispanics and
Read moreOver 4,600 journalists descended on Las Vegas’ Caesars Palace hotel at the 2022 NABJ-NAHJ convention this week, shattering expectations for
Read moreThe National Association of Black Journalists and the National Association of Hispanic Journalists reunited in Las Vegas for the 2022
Read moreAbout two weeks before the announcement of the industry’s highest honors, dozens of journalism groups signed an open letter to
Read morePHOENIX – Pita Juarez stood outside her home, sweat dripping from her forehead. It was 2:30 p.m., the sun was
Read moreAs quinceañeras stack up and customers pack dress shops, disruptions loom: shipping delays, supply chain backlogs, tightened timelines, an exhausted workforce and families that expect more than ever.
Read moreEditor’s note: NAHJ uploaded the results of its 2021 financial audit to its website in November. The audit, as well
Read moreARECIBO, Puerto Rico – Covering and living through one of the deadliest and most destructive natural disasters to hit the
Read moreThe National Association of Black Journalists and the National Association of Hispanic Journalists reunited in Las Vegas for the 2022
Read moreAs the recent wave of monkeypox takes over the country and cases continue to rise, university students, professional journalists and
Read moreAGUADA, Puerto Rico – Despite a requirement that all beaches in the island have public access, excessive construction on the
Read moreMore young Latinos are creating independent publications in response to a current issue in U.S. media: a lack of opportunities from well-established outlets.
Read moreMembers hope the in-person convention will provide greater job opportunities.
Read moreExperts say Hispanics have historically been vulnerable to mental health conditions due to barriers to care, exacerbated by COVID-19.
Read moreThe Latino Reporter, a virtual newsroom of 12 student journalists fanned out across the country, takes a closer look at the ways in which the United States has lived up to the promise of one-person, one-vote and how the nation has faltered in fulfilling its credo of full and equal representation.
Read moreHOUSTON – Latino journalists have found a new weapon in their push for equal treatment, inclusion and pay in newsrooms
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