Chicago is known for its Italian beef. But do you know the jibarito?
In Chicago, the word “jibarito” means one thing: a plate of Puerto Rican delight. The sandwich — a thin strip
Read more
Assaults on free press fuel fears for the future of journalism
Journalists today face threats on multiple fronts: police violence in the streets, lawsuits from government officials and digital attacks and
Read more
NAHJ enfrenta retos en auspicios ante la limitada participación de empresas de noticias
Los auspiciadores de la Asociación Nacional de Periodistas Hispanos han limitado su patrocinio durante este año, especialmente las empresas de
Read more
Roads remain closed days after NASCAR race, disrupting Chicago business and tourism
Grant Park in the summertime is usually full of life. People walking to the lakefront, crowds chattering, tourists taking photos
Read more
NAHJ conference goers share their biggest takeaways
After an exciting week at the NAHJ conference in Chicago, The Latino Reporter asked attendees for their biggest takeaways from
Read more
Gente de NAHJ: Peruvian journalist wants to make D.C. Chapter history
Univision correspondent Claudia Uceda is following in her father’s footsteps. He was a reporter in her native Peru, and she
Read more
Gente de NAHJ: Journalism is all in the family for the Grandas
Following the same career path of a parent can be a daunting choice. That is not the case for Carlos
Read more
Gente de NAHJ: Vlogger wants to help other introverts break out of their shell
CHICAGO HILTON FITNESS CENTER — One would never be able to tell that Nicholas Cruz was once an introvert from watching
Read more
Gente de NAHJ: Una apasionada voluntaria trabaja junto a su hijo
Entre los 40 voluntarios realizando un sinnúmero de labores para asegurarse de que la conferencia de NAHJ transcurra sin contratiempos
Read more
Gente de NAHJ: A Brazilian journalist uses capoeira to connect with her ancestors
When Journalist Ana Clara Otoni hears the Afro-Brazilian drum beats foundational to “capoeira,” she’s left speechless. This dance-infused martial art
Read more
Leadership change at palabra reaffirms commitment to freelancers
palabra is going “punk.” The National Association of Hispanic Journalists announced that palabra — the organization’s media outlet designed for
Read more
Gente de NAHJ: A hesitant victor claims prize offered by cruise line
Attendees frantically flipped chairs over in hopes of discovering a key detail that would win them a grand prize: a
Read more
Gente de NAHJ: La mujer detrás de los personajes negros en la película de Disney ‘Encanto’
Edna Liliana Valencia creció odiando su pelo afro y el color de su piel. Cuando era niña, Valencia nunca vió
Read more
Gente de NAHJ: The brothers behind the booth
Instead of being poolside with friends or glued to a television playing the latest video game, the Diaz brothers held
Read more
Gente de NAHJ: Lourdes Duarte is a ‘detective on the run’
Growing up, Lourdes Duarte was glued to detective shows, fascinated by the way the on-screen investigators helped people and uncovered
Read more
Gente de NAHJ: Venezuelan journalist navigates success while facing an uncertain future in the U.S.
In the past few months, Rashel Cedeño, a Venezuelan immigrant and a journalist at Univision Sacramento, has been on a
Read more
Meet the 2025 NAHJ Hall of Fame inductees
Cuatro figuras periodísticas se unen al Salón de la Fama de la Asociación Nacional de Periodistas Hispanos: Alina Falcón, Mercedes
Read more
Gente de NAHJ: How Katherine Picazo went from ‘a little reportera’ to an editor at NBCLA and Telemundo
Ten years ago, Katherine Picazo participated in the NAHJ Student Project in Orlando, Florida. “I was a little reportera, interviewing
Read more
This legendary sportscaster brought energy back to FIFA, one ‘GOOOOOL!’ at a time
When you’re with the tíos watching fútbol in the living room, a sudden sound sends everyone into a frenzy: ¡GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL!
Read more