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Author: James Gordon

NAHJ 2026 News 

NAHJ inducts four Latino trailblazers into Hall of Fame at 2026 national conference

July 25, 2026July 25, 2026 By James Gordon 0 Comments

The Hall of Fame is NAHJ’s highest honor for journalists who helped pave a path for Latinos in the media industry.

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Gente de NAHJ Multimedia NAHJ 2026 

Gente de NAHJ: In New Orleans, jazz can be heard in every corridor

July 25, 2026July 25, 2026 By James Gordon 0 Comments

There’s nothing that screams New Orleans quite like jazz, and it’s always blaring throughout Café du Monde. Born and raised

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NAHJ 2026 News 

At NAHJ Diana ‘DeeDee’ Fuentes altar, friends and colleagues share stories of the legendary journalist

July 24, 2026July 25, 2026 By James Gordon 0 Comments

Fuentes, an NAHJ Hall of Fame member, was remembered as an intelligent and passionate mentor to other journalists.

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NAHJ 2026 News 

Tropical Storm Bertha delays flights, disrupts NAHJ conference

July 22, 2026July 23, 2026 By James Gordon 0 Comments NAHJ 2026, News, NOLa, Storm, weather

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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Features NAHJ 2026 

Utah’s Latino population is growing. West Valley City has been at the heart of it for centuries.

July 22, 2026July 24, 2026 By James Gordon 0 Comments

Fresh conchas line the shelves inside a neighborhood panadería as customers switch effortlessly between Spanish and English. Outside, signs advertise

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