Gente de NAHJ: Miguel Martinez-Valle juggles work with virtual conference
PHILADELPHIA — The annual conferences put on by the National Association of Hispanic Journalists are special to Miguel Martinez-Valle. It
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NAHJ 2021
NAHJ breaks new membership record: 4,000 and growing
NICARAGUA — A year after shattering a membership record of 3,000, the National Association of Hispanic Journalists has blown past
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Gente de NAHJ: Melissa Macaya has many origin stories
Ask Melissa Macaya where she calls home, and she will answer with a prepared list: The mid-Atlantic, or maybe Texas,
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Atletas LGBTQ+ redefinen sus experiencias dentro y fuera de sus deportes
TOA ALTA, Puerto Rico — Cuando Verónica Vega Bon decidió mostrarse quien realmente es, una atleta LGBTQ+, entendió que debía de
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NAHJ sports task force will emphasize mentorship and support for journalists of color
A Latina had never before been named as sports editor at a major newspaper in the United States until 2018,
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NAHJ session addresses overcoming racism in the Latinx community
LOS ANGELES — Amid an ongoing conversation about racism within the Latino community, a plenary at the National Association of
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Interest dips as NAHJ elections leave five spots unfilled, three regional candidates unopposed
FREEPORT, New York — The National Association of Hispanic Journalists represents journalists in the United States, Mexico and the Caribbean,
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Burned-out journalists learn to put self-care first
From the COVID-19 pandemic and nationwide protests against systemic racism to a polarizing presidential election that culminated with a deadly
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Journalists face death threats, harassment, slurs as online abuse mounts
The online vitriol leveled against a Latina reporter in California got so bad early last year that her newsroom decided
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His mother and grandmother died in the Surfside collapse. Now he wants answers.
On the night of June 23, Pablo Rodríguez called his mother, Elena Blasser, for one of their daily talks. Blasser,
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Celebrated and criticized, Alberto Mendoza leaves top NAHJ job after six years at the helm
After six years leading the National Association of Hispanic Journalists, Alberto Mendoza quit his job as executive director in April,
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Gente de NAHJ: Guadalupe Baltazar attends her first conference
From a corner of her bedroom in San Fernando Valley in California, Guadalupe Baltazar is attending her first NAHJ conference
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Para estos periodistas, las protestas en Cuba marcan un momento crucial en Latinoamérica
El Presidente Joe Biden respondió a una serie de protestas que comenzaron en Cuba este pasado fin de semana cuando
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The pandemic made Latino workers essential. Now they’re fighting for better conditions.
Pedro Carrillo scrubbed every floor of a 33-story building in Denver during the worst of the coronavirus pandemic. He disinfected
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Despite the pandemic, immigrants kept sending money overseas. Experts say it’s a reflection of their values.
FONTANA, Calif. – Jose Villarruel is a man of routine. 4 a.m. Wake up and get dressed. 4:30 a.m. Car
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LaBoriVogue provee albergue a comunidades LGBTQ en Puerto Rico ante alza en violencia de género
CAROLINA, Puerto Rico — En los últimos años una ola de violencia machista ha cobrado la vida de varias mujeres
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‘I didn’t think I belonged’: Q&A with Shea Serrano, the winner of NAHJ’s humanitarian award
Writing wasn’t exactly a last-ditch career for Shea Serrano — but it wasn’t his first choice either. The New York
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Under pressure to evolve, media companies seek diverse leadership
PHILADELPHIA – The face of newsroom leadership at some of the industry’s biggest companies has changed dramatically over this past
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Houston’s ‘Elote Man’ still struggling after accident and pandemic shutdown
HOUSTON — Emilio Vargas, known around Houston’s East End community as the “Elote Man,” earned his nickname step by step,
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