‘En el nombre de dios,’ street vendors continue to work in fear amid ongoing ICE raids
ADELPHI, Md. — It’s a Monday morning in July, and a 36-year-old street vendor just outside the nation’s capital is
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Somos Tucson wants to bring Spanish community news back to the desert
TUCSON, Ariz. — Blanca Carillo remembers seeing La Estrella de Tucson newspapers nearly everywhere she went: in grocery stores, libraries,
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Looking for Latino history in Chicago? It’s on the walls.
CHICAGO — On a recent Saturday morning, the sharp hiss of spray paint cut through the hum of summer in
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Truck driving school gives returning students a second chance
For more than a quarter century, this truck and bus driving school has turned miles into money for Latinos who may otherwise have had a difficult time entering the workforce due to disabilities or a criminal history.
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Bookstores take up censorship fight by featuring banned books, art and community
BALTIMORE – Growing up in Atlanta, Robert Stradford filled his bookshelf with titles like “All Boys Aren’t Blue” and “Their
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How Pope Leo XIV is inspiring a new generation of young Catholics
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Alex Wied grew up in a non-denominational Christian household. He said he found himself, “trying to find
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Journalists reflect on 40 years of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists
The National Association of Hispanic Journalists has been celebrating its 40th year. The celebration is part of NAHJ’s conference, which
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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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NAHJ members vote to approve major update to bylaws
National Association of Hispanic Journalists members approved a major update of its bylaws for the first time in at least
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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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Auction benefitting NAHJ Rubén Salazar fund raises $7,000 so far
The National Association of Hispanic Journalists organized a silent auction during its 40th anniversary convention in Hollywood to raise money
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Latino journalists ramp up pressure to free WSJ reporter
As Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich sits in a Russian jail cell on espionage charges, his coworkers continue saying
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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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Inside the fight to save the spirit of one of Los Angeles’ oldest streets
The street that runs through the oldest neighborhood in Los Angeles used to be full of music, vendors and the
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Is this play about us? One-woman show explores emotional impact of journalism
Mexican pop star Natalia Lafourcade’s song “Hasta La Raiz” played through the speakers as people settled in to watch a
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Gente de NAHJ: Jaime Jarrín y su famosa ‘Despídela con un beso’
Casi todos los fanático de los Dodgers de Los Ángeles reconocen la voz de Jaime Jarrín y su famosa frase,
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