Gente de NAHJ: Lourdes Duarte is a ‘detective on the run’
Growing up, Lourdes Duarte was glued to detective shows, fascinated by the way the on-screen investigators helped people and uncovered
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Gente de NAHJ: Venezuelan journalist navigates success while facing an uncertain future in the U.S.
In the past few months, Rashel Cedeño, a Venezuelan immigrant and a journalist at Univision Sacramento, has been on a
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Gente de NAHJ: How Katherine Picazo went from ‘a little reportera’ to an editor at NBCLA and Telemundo
Ten years ago, Katherine Picazo participated in the NAHJ Student Project in Orlando, Florida. “I was a little reportera, interviewing
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Gente de NAHJ: Claudia Amaro is building a media empire in Kansas
Claudia Amaro gets recognized at the grocery store. Not for her face, but for her voice. A year after she
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Gente de NAHJ: Profesor boricua fungió como editor en el periódico de Bad Bunny
David Cordero Mercado, profesor de periodismo de la Universidad de Puerto Rico en Río Piedras, recibió una llamada inesperada un
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Gente de NAHJ: Broadcaster sent over 60 tapes to land her first job
When Laura Castañeda graduated from college in Chicago, it took her some time to put together the reel she would
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Gente de NAHJ: Costarricense busca ampliar el periodismo científico con un lenguaje más accesible
De las muchas personas que recorren los pasillos del Loews Hollywood Hotel, Debbie Ponchner, una periodista de Costa Rica, es
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Gente de NAHJ: Fabianna Rincón wrote her first newspaper story at 7 and hasn’t stopped since
There’s a photo of Fabianna Rincón at 7 years old, sitting on her father’s lap, smiling. She’s holding up a
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Gente de NAHJ: Driver uses Uber to elevate Afro-Indigenous issues
For Dante Cain (Lakota), being an Uber driver in Los Angeles isn’t just a way to pay the bills. Born
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Gente of NAHJ: Conference photographer captures slice of Hollywood
Cesar Loza is not used to photographing journalists. They’re less smiley and more uptight than his usual crowd of subjects:
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Gente de NAHJ: Alicia de Jong-Davis busca traer la convención anual a El Paso, Texas
“La conferencia viene a El Paso”, reafirmó con certeza una mujer con un frondoso cabello gris quien abrió las puertas
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Gente de NAHJ: For Lupe Llerenas, live music is best when shared with her brother
Lupe Llerenas and her older brother loved to sneak in music videos before rushing off to school. They idolized the
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Gente de NAHJ: Juan González cruzó el charco caribeño para llegar a las calles de Nueva York
Luego de que la pólvora desvaneciera de las trincheras de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, la familia de Juan González “brincó
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Gente de NAHJ: Empleada del hotel lleva 34 años soñando con regresar a México
A María Sánchez le gusta vivir en Los Ángeles. Ella dice que esta ciudad tan grande “es un lugar que
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Gente de NAHJ: An aspiring science reporter rediscovers her Latinidad
Sophie Rentschler, a proud member of this year’s student chapter of the year has connected with her cultura through the
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Gente de NAHJ: Melina Olmo encuentra su propósito con el lanzamiento de su revista digital
A Melina Olmo se le ocurrió la idea de crear su propia revista después de tomarse unos días libres de
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Gente de NAHJ: Morgan Mayfire found his place by helping other trans folks find theirs
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.
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Gente de NAHJ: Cecilia Figueroa aún sueña con el día que pueda trabajar con su gemela
Cecilia Figueroa aún recuerda el momento que se mudó de Ecuador a Orlando hace 22 años buscando nuevas oportunidades. El
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Gente de NAHJ: How security guard Amanda Mitchell calmed my first-time conference jitters
Amanda Mitchell smiled at me and said hello. She asked if I needed directions. “Are you okay?” she said.
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