The 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.
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FILADELFIA — El acceso a materiales de votación para personas que no hablan inglés sigue siendo muy limitado en Pensilvania,
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It takes Sabrina Rodriguez 15 minutes to get in an Uber and head to the White House, where a crowd
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A Latina had never before been named as sports editor at a major newspaper in the United States until 2018,
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LOS ANGELES — Amid an ongoing conversation about racism within the Latino community, a plenary at the National Association of
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FREEPORT, New York — The National Association of Hispanic Journalists represents journalists in the United States, Mexico and the Caribbean,
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From the COVID-19 pandemic and nationwide protests against systemic racism to a polarizing presidential election that culminated with a deadly
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The online vitriol leveled against a Latina reporter in California got so bad early last year that her newsroom decided
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On the night of June 23, Pablo Rodríguez called his mother, Elena Blasser, for one of their daily talks. Blasser,
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After six years leading the National Association of Hispanic Journalists, Alberto Mendoza quit his job as executive director in April,
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Pedro Carrillo scrubbed every floor of a 33-story building in Denver during the worst of the coronavirus pandemic. He disinfected
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PHILADELPHIA – The face of newsroom leadership at some of the industry’s biggest companies has changed dramatically over this past
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TOA ALTA, Puerto Rico — Todas las mañanas, Carlos Salgado Opio llega a su trabajo una hora antes de que
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LOS ANGELES — Two months ago, Boris Q’va decided to do something he’s never done before: Speak out about the
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Surge. Wave. Flood. These words may bring to mind images of natural disasters, but as the nation’s focus on the
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NICARAGUA — En este país, los periodistas independientes ejercen su profesión sabiendo que en cualquier momento pueden ser amenazados, agredidos
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HOUSTON — When Kimberly Cruz was a college freshman studying broadcast journalism, someone told her that her Spanish wasn’t good
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It’s a familiar scene for participants who attended last year’s National Association of Hispanic Journalists conference during the early months
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People across the country watched live as police officers handcuffed three members of a CNN crew who were covering protests
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