Border project threatens air quality in polluted El Paso
By Itzel Anahi Giron EL PASO, Texas — With its idyllic pink sunsets and sweeping mountain views of the Chihuahuan
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How community organizing is transforming Florida politics
TAMPA, Fla. — In the middle of the pandemic, as people dealt with an economic shutdown and a temporary eviction
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For Diva, drag is more than just the makeup and clothes
TUCSON, Ariz. — Along Fourth Avenue you will find IBTS, the number one LGBTQ+ friendly bar in all of Tucson.
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NAHJ Hall of Fame Gala gallery: Association honors pioneers in the industry
Headlined by Actor Diego Luna, the National Association of Hispanic Journalists Hall of Fame Gala on Saturday featured plenty of
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Yvette Cabrera new NAHJ president as 2022 election ends, new board of directors named
The National Association of Hispanic journalists has a new board of directors, following the nonprofit’s 2022 elections. The results, were
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At NABJ-NAHJ conference, LGBTQ+ members find, create safe spaces
Truth is, Tre’vell Anderson is exhausted. They’re tired of hearing stories about 2022 NABJ-NAHJ Convention and Career Fair members who
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White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre speaks at 2022 NABJ-NAHJ Convention
Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre spoke at the 2022 National Association of Black Journalists and National Association of Hispanic Journalists Convention
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Meet the new NAHJ Hall of Fame inductees
Every year since 2000, the National Association of Hispanic Journalists honors journalists who are pioneers and leaders in the field.
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Coronavirus cases reported at NABJ, NAHJ convention
At least three attendees of the National Association of Black Journalists and National Association of Hispanic Journalists joint conference have
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Gente de NAHJ: A 100-mile drive to a Tinder date leads to a night alone in a desert town
Rueben James drove 100-miles to meet with a Tinder match. He didn’t make it to the date in time. But
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Texas family shares stories about their daughter, who was at the Las Vegas shooting
The Latino Reporter’s Karina Bazarte interviews two parents about their daughter, who was at the 2017 Las Vegas shooting.
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Gente de NAHJ: Jessica Retis becomes the first Latina journalism director at the University of Arizona
Jessica Retis is the first Latina professor to be named director of the School of Journalism at the University of
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Ante alza en amenazas, surge apoyo para periodistas
En años recientes se ha visto un incremento en los ataques contra los periodistas, quienes corren riesgos en su día
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Afro-Latino journalists praise inclusivity at NABJ, NAHJ joint conference
The conference room was standing-room only by the time the session began. The three-person panel sat at the front of
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Gente de NAHJ: Lauren Hogan on helping yourself to help others
A booth with soothing lights, aromatherapy and massages greeted journalists as they approached the stairs leading to the NABJ-NAHJ Convention
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Gente de NAHJ: Ruthy Muñoz breaks down barriers as an Afro-Latina journalist
Since the age of 9, Ruthy Muñoz always dreamed of becoming a journalist. However, she noticed something lacking within the
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En Las Vegas, empleados hispanos se benefician de sus habilidades culturales y lingüísticas
Las probabilidades de que la persona que toma tu orden de café en un restaurante o te recibe en una
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Veteran journalists of color reflect on their experience fighting pay gaps in their newsrooms
LAS VEGAS — Despite years of internal advocacy, journalists of color are still facing pay disparities in their newsrooms. At
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Gente de NAHJ: Juan Daniel Avila, an aspiring sports reporter
Juan Daniel Avila is a student journalist who interned at ESPN. He says he aspires to become a sports reporter,
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