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Features

Features NAHJ 2025 News 

NAHJ’s newest initiative aims to teach journalists about self-care

July 10, 2025July 10, 2025 By Viviana Garcia 0 Comments

A group of over a dozen journalists ditched their suits, grabbed their running shoes, and prepared to head into downtown

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Features NAHJ 2025 News 

Don Andrés: el centenario puertorriqueño es uno de los últimos veteranos de la Segunda Guerra Mundial

July 9, 2025July 11, 2025 By Wesley J. Pérez Vidal 0 Comments

Read in English here. LUQUILLO, Puerto Rico – Entre la falda del bosque nacional El Yunque y los brazos del

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Features Multimedia NAHJ 2025 

La música tradicional puertorriqueña: símbolo de identidad entre nuevas generaciones 

July 9, 2025July 9, 2025 By Alana Rosario 0 Comments

Recientemente artistas populares de Puerto Rico como Rauw Alejandro y Bad Bunny han fusionado su lírica musical urbana con la

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Features Multimedia NAHJ 2025 News 

‘En el nombre de dios,’ street vendors continue to work in fear amid ongoing ICE raids

July 9, 2025July 9, 2025 By Ashley C. Neyra 0 Comments

ADELPHI, Md. — It’s a Monday morning in July, and a 36-year-old street vendor just outside the nation’s capital is

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Features Multimedia NAHJ 2025 News 

Looking for Latino history in Chicago? It’s on the walls.

July 9, 2025July 10, 2025 By Araceli Ramirez 0 Comments

CHICAGO — On a recent Saturday morning, the sharp hiss of spray paint cut through the hum of summer in

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Features Multimedia NAHJ 2025 

Truck driving school gives returning students a second chance

July 9, 2025 By Viviana Garcia 0 Comments

For more than a quarter century, this truck and bus driving school has turned miles into money for Latinos who may otherwise have had a difficult time entering the workforce due to disabilities or a criminal history.

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Features NAHJ 2025 News 

Bookstores take up censorship fight by featuring banned books, art and community

July 9, 2025July 9, 2025 By Morelys Urbano 0 Comments

BALTIMORE – Growing up in Atlanta, Robert Stradford filled his bookshelf with titles like “All Boys Aren’t Blue” and “Their

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Features NAHJ 2024 

Inside the fight to save the spirit of one of Los Angeles’ oldest streets

July 13, 2024July 9, 2025 By Lauren Lifke, Jaeel Beato and Jacob Amaro 0 Comments

The street that runs through the oldest neighborhood in Los Angeles used to be full of music, vendors and the

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Features Gente de NAHJ NAHJ 2024 

Gente de NAHJ: Empleada del hotel lleva 34 años soñando con regresar a México

July 13, 2024July 19, 2024 By Kiara Maldonado 0 Comments Gente De NAHJ, NAHJ 2024

A María Sánchez le gusta vivir en Los Ángeles. Ella dice que esta ciudad tan grande “es un lugar que

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Features NAHJ 2024 News 

Journalists show off their periodista pride at NAHJ with new t-shirt collaboration

July 11, 2024July 12, 2024 By Sofia Mireles-Gonzalez 0 Comments

Jennifer Serrano and Veronica Vasquez are not journalists, but for them, the news was an integral part of their childhood.

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Features NAHJ 2024 News 

‘OG street reporter,’ long-time NAHJ member remembered for his love of dance, storytelling

July 11, 2024July 11, 2024 By Shawntay Lewis 0 Comments

Rubén Rosario, a long-time National Association of Hispanic Journalists member and mentor passed away Wednesday morning from complications related to

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Features NAHJ 2024 News 

At the Los Angeles Zine Fest, representation is do-it-yourself

July 10, 2024July 11, 2024 By Briana Mendez-Padilla 0 Comments

Circe Cota was has always been obsessed with houses. Ever since she was a little girl, riding down the streets

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Features NAHJ 2024 

Multiethnic Latinos increase across generations, expanding the portrait of U.S. Latinos

July 10, 2024July 10, 2024 By Shawntay Lewis 0 Comments

“I’m Black and Latino.” “I’m German and Mexican.” “I’m Afro-latinx and Black.” “I’m Afro-Boricua and a Detroiter.” Latino identity is

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Features NAHJ 2024 

Massachusetts psychic shop owner opens doors — and minds

July 10, 2024July 13, 2024 By Jaeel Beato 3 Comments

Richard Lanza, owner and founder of Open Doors in Braintree, Massachusetts, has been working in psychic development and spiritual healing

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Features NAHJ 2023 News 

NAHJ 2023 Hall of Fame inductees: Two border reporters, a trailblazing broadcaster and an investigative journalist

July 15, 2023July 9, 2024 By Evelyn Mejia 0 Comments

For more than two decades, the National Association of Hispanic Journalists has recognized news leaders whose efforts have improved news

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Features Gente de NAHJ 

Gente de NAHJ: Carolina Guillén went from the sidelines to the center field of sports journalism

July 14, 2023July 14, 2023 By Fabianna Rincón 0 Comments

In her first year as a sports reporter in Venezuela, Carolina Guillén didn’t interview a single soccer player. She couldn’t

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Features NAHJ 2023 

Latinos rarely hear their names pronounced correctly. At NAHJ, they finally do.

July 14, 2023July 14, 2023 By Fabianna Rincón 0 Comments

Seven Latinos share their stories of surrendering the correct pronunciations of their names.

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Features NAHJ 2023 

Bienvenidos a Miami: The Latino Reporter’s guide to Magic City

July 13, 2023July 13, 2023 By Ammy Sanchez 0 Comments

The heat is rising, the mangos are fresh and the waves are calling — as Will Smith says, welcome to

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Features NAHJ 2023 

The last zoot suit store in America has been preserving Mexican-American style and culture for 45 years

July 12, 2023July 13, 2023 By Anthony Bautista 0 Comments features, NAHJ 2023

For 45 years, El Pacheco Zoot Suits has suited and booted people in California and across the world in the niche 1940s-era suits.

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