How Cecilia Vega’s life flipped in one minute and 48 seconds
Cecilia Vega reflects on her firing from 60 Minutes; uses her over two decades of experience in the news industry to inform new generations
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NAHJ 2026
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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At NAHJ Diana ‘DeeDee’ Fuentes altar, friends and colleagues share stories of the legendary journalist
Fuentes, an NAHJ Hall of Fame member, was remembered as an intelligent and passionate mentor to other journalists.
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Next target for journalist-turned-NOLA-mayor: Canal Street
A city project to revamp Canal Street will begin next week, according to New Orleans Mayor Helena Moreno. The project
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Inhala, exhala: Journalists find their center in run club, yoga at NAHJ
The New Orleans’ humidity didn’t stop members of National Association of Hispanic Journalists from running a 5K this week. Participants
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NAHJ apuesta por fortalecer el periodismo en español en un momento de incertidumbre para la industria
Mientras varios medios de comunicación han reducido o eliminado parte de sus operaciones en español en los Estados Unidos, NAHJ busca fortalecer el periodismo en español
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NAHJ busca fortalecer su red en Puerto Rico con summit regional este otoño
Los organizadores esperan que el encuentro sirva para fortalecer la colaboración entre ellos y ampliar la participación de nuevos periodistas en la organización.
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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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When AI comes to town: Data centers risk huge life changes
From a dancing baseball bat to a 50-part drama series about a vegetable family, generative artificial intelligence is all over
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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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How one Central American group is leaving its mark on New Orleans’s food scene
Hondurans have historically been the largest Latino population in the city. From traditional baleadas to tres leches king cake, their food and restaurants are gaining wider recognition.
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How one undocumented immigrant incorporates activism and support through clothing
The scent of brewer’s yeast wafted in the air as customers waited in line for freshly stamped white T-shirts that
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Gente de NAHJ: Adrianne Montoya honra a periodistas con un altar de Día de Muertos
Adrianne Montoya ayudó a crear la ofrenda instalada durante la conferencia de la National Association of Hispanic Journalists en Nueva Orleans.
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NABJ says no to changing 2027 conference dates amid scheduling conflict with NAHJ
The associations’ 2027 conferences are scheduled for the same weekend after NABJ leaders decided to shift the date of their event.
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It’s not fútbol: Spanish-language NFL broadcasts grow as interest booms
Every Sunday before the Saints game, Latino fans put on their playeras and serve up their favorite botanas — chips,
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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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Laid-off journalists seek jobs and support at the 2026 national conference
Luisa Beltran had been here before. Just eight months earlier, she had been pulled into a virtual meeting by her
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NAHJ members embrace the spirit of New Orleans, leave their mark
Journalists from across the country gathered around a table at a ceviche bar to decorate handkerchiefs — a tribute to the culture of New Orleans.
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