NABJ says no to changing 2027 conference dates amid scheduling conflict with NAHJ
The associations’ 2027 conferences are scheduled for the same weekend after NABJ leaders decided to shift the date of their event.
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How one Central American group is leaving its mark on New Orleans’s food scene
Hondurans have historically been the largest Latino population in the city. From traditional baleadas to tres leches king cake, their food and restaurants are gaining wider recognition.
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How one undocumented immigrant incorporates activism and support through clothing
The scent of brewer’s yeast wafted in the air as customers waited in line for freshly stamped white T-shirts that
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Gente de NAHJ: Adrianne Montoya honra a periodistas con un altar de Día de Muertos
Adrianne Montoya ayudó a crear la ofrenda instalada durante la conferencia de la National Association of Hispanic Journalists en Nueva Orleans.
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It’s not fútbol: Spanish-language NFL broadcasts grow as interest booms
Every Sunday before the Saints game, Latino fans put on their playeras and serve up their favorite botanas — chips,
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Non-profit and independent Latino outlets are filling the void when trusted news is hard to find
Why did Nick Valencia leave a dream job as correspondent for CNN? “Sólo el pueblo, salva el pueblo,” he said.
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Laid-off journalists seek jobs and support at the 2026 national conference
Luisa Beltran had been here before. Just eight months earlier, she had been pulled into a virtual meeting by her
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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.
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Undocumented journalists navigate personal risk while covering immigration
Since President Trump began his second term in 2025, undocumented immigrants and DACA recipients have faced renewed uncertainty as immigration
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Tropical Storm Bertha delays flights, disrupts NAHJ conference
Under 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.
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Utah’s Latino population is growing. West Valley City has been at the heart of it for centuries.
Fresh conchas line the shelves inside a neighborhood panadería as customers switch effortlessly between Spanish and English. Outside, signs advertise
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‘Yo hago esto por amor’: la lucha por salvar la cosecha de café en Puerto Rico
La escasez de mano de obra, los efectos del cambio climático y el aumento en los costos de producción ponen en riesgo la caficultura puertorriqueña.
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Recent college graduates find uncertainty in a tough job market
Every morning, Pedro Rojo checks job postings. After graduating from Arizona State University with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and
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Get off your phone: Snail mail clubs take off among Latino creators
Mailing clubs are emerging as a physical alternative to online newsletters and social media channels as a way to connect Latinos and build community.
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Periodismo en vertical: la reinvención del formato periodístico
Ante el cambio en los hábitos de consumo, periodistas latinos adaptan sus historias al video corto sin sacrificar la credibilidad ni la ética del oficio.
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NABJ date change puts 2027 Black, Hispanic media conferences in jeopardy
The 2027 NAHJ and NABJ national gatherings of are in limbo after a scheduling snafu that has effectively pitted both national conferences against each other.
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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
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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
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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
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