Gente de NAHJ

When Laura Castañeda graduated from college in Chicago, it took her some time to put together the reel she would

For Dante Cain (Lakota), being an Uber driver in Los Angeles isn’t just a way to pay the bills.  Born

Cesar Loza is not used to photographing journalists. They’re less smiley and more uptight than his usual crowd of subjects:

“La conferencia viene a El Paso”, reafirmó con certeza una mujer con un frondoso cabello gris quien abrió las puertas

Luego de que la pólvora desvaneciera de las trincheras de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, la familia de Juan González “brincó

Sophie Rentschler, a proud member of this year’s student chapter of the year has connected with her cultura through the

Morgan Mayfire decided he never wanted anyone to be turned away from access to services, so he began to advocate for more inclusive care and information sharing. 

Amanda Mitchell smiled at me and said hello. She asked if I needed directions. “Are you okay?” she said.

Tears streamed down Julio Cortez’s face as the Mexican national anthem blared through Lusail Stadium in Qatar.