New Orleans is known for its French influence. But its Spanish roots hide in plain sight
New Orleans is widely known for its French and African roots, but its Spanish past is just as significant. Historian
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Gente de NAHJ: In New Orleans, jazz can be heard in every corridor
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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Spanish broadcasters reflect on the importance of their work
New Orleans Saints Spanish language broadcasters, Juan Carlos Ramos and Mario Jerez, connect the city’s rowdy football culture with latinidad.
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Jackson Square artists celebrate the culture that brings New Orleans together
In the heart of New Orleans’ French Quarter, Jackson Square street artists share their passion for painting, writing, and music
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NAHJ brings a little New Orleans soul to members with a second line
Decked out in red and gold sequins, a member of the Mardi Gras Indians bounced to the boom of drums
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Gallery: Second line kicks off 2026 NAHJ New Orleans conference
The National Association of Hispanic Journalists celebrated its 2026 conference in New Orleans with a second line parade through the
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Gente de NAHJ: Ally Ibarra-Soltero brings whimsy to the workplace
Early-career journalists know to dress to impress, and Ally Ibarra-Soltero’s handmade bags help her do just that. Ibarra-Soltero crochets a
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WATCH: NAHJ marches through the French Quarter
Journalists from across the country reunited with longtime friends, colleagues in New Orleans Wednesday, at a Second Line celebration in
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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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‘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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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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Gente de NAHJ: Vlogger wants to help other introverts break out of their shell
CHICAGO HILTON FITNESS CENTER — One would never be able to tell that Nicholas Cruz was once an introvert from watching
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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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This legendary sportscaster brought energy back to FIFA, one ‘GOOOOOL!’ at a time
When you’re with the tíos watching fútbol in the living room, a sudden sound sends everyone into a frenzy: ¡GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL!
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How a task force is helping to open doors for the next generation of AfroLatino journalists
While Latinos remain underrepresented in the news media, the lack of role models for early career AfroLatino journalists is even
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Los estudiantes Latinos de Berklee mantienen viva su cultura a través de la música
BOSTON — En los pasillos de la universidad de Berklee en Boston se escuchan diversos acordes de guitarra, y otros
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Afrolatina journalists embrace their natural hair, connect to a truer version of themselves
In the media industry, hair is never just hair. It’s political. Often, one of the first things viewers notice. A
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Gallery: NAHJ 2025 Ñ Awards Luncheon
National Association of Hispanic Journalists members celebrated winners of the Ñ Awards on Friday at the NAHJ 2025 Conference &
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What is a sanctuary city? Unpacking the protections they offer and their shortfalls
LOS ANGELES, California — An often-heard term, “sanctuary cities” and policies are at the forefront of national discussions over immigration
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