NAHJ members embrace the spirit of New Orleans, leave their mark
Journalists from across the country gathered around a table at a ceviche bar to decorate handkerchiefs — a tribute to the culture of New Orleans.
Read moreJournalists from across the country gathered around a table at a ceviche bar to decorate handkerchiefs — a tribute to the culture of New Orleans.
Read moreSince President Trump began his second term in 2025, undocumented immigrants and DACA recipients have faced renewed uncertainty as immigration
Read moreUnder gray skies and the threat of heavy rain, a Second Line parade would continue as planned through downtown streets to welcome journalists in unmistakable New Orleans fashion.
Read moreFresh conchas line the shelves inside a neighborhood panadería as customers switch effortlessly between Spanish and English. Outside, signs advertise
Read moreLa escasez de mano de obra, los efectos del cambio climático y el aumento en los costos de producción ponen en riesgo la caficultura puertorriqueña.
Read moreEvery morning, Pedro Rojo checks job postings. After graduating from Arizona State University with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and
Read moreMailing clubs are emerging as a physical alternative to online newsletters and social media channels as a way to connect Latinos and build community.
Read moreAnte el cambio en los hábitos de consumo, periodistas latinos adaptan sus historias al video corto sin sacrificar la credibilidad ni la ética del oficio.
Read moreThe 2027 NAHJ and NABJ national gatherings of are in limbo after a scheduling snafu that has effectively pitted both national conferences against each other.
Read moreIn Chicago, the word “jibarito” means one thing: a plate of Puerto Rican delight. The sandwich — a thin strip
Read moreLos auspiciadores de la Asociación Nacional de Periodistas Hispanos han limitado su patrocinio durante este año, especialmente las empresas de
Read moreGrant Park in the summertime is usually full of life. People walking to the lakefront, crowds chattering, tourists taking photos
Read moreAfter an exciting week at the NAHJ conference in Chicago, The Latino Reporter asked attendees for their biggest takeaways from
Read moreUnivision correspondent Claudia Uceda is following in her father’s footsteps. He was a reporter in her native Peru, and she
Read moreFollowing the same career path of a parent can be a daunting choice. That is not the case for Carlos
Read moreCHICAGO HILTON FITNESS CENTER — One would never be able to tell that Nicholas Cruz was once an introvert from watching
Read moreJournalists today face threats on multiple fronts: police violence in the streets, lawsuits from government officials and digital attacks and
Read moreEntre los 40 voluntarios realizando un sinnúmero de labores para asegurarse de que la conferencia de NAHJ transcurra sin contratiempos
Read moreWhen Journalist Ana Clara Otoni hears the Afro-Brazilian drum beats foundational to “capoeira,” she’s left speechless. This dance-infused martial art
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