From the Latino Reporter newsletter: Bienvenidos a Hollywood, where NAHJ turns 40
Bienvenidos a Hollywood, where NAHJ turns 40 I’m Jacob Amaro, a journalist with the Latino Reporter, and I’m dropping into
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Future collaborations with NABJ remain uncertain as NAHJ plans solo 2025 conference in Chicago
For the third year in a row, the National Association of Hispanic Journalists will host its annual conference without partnering
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Forty years in, founders say NAHJ’s mission remains urgent amid industry, national shifts
In 1982, a group of 15 leaders in the Hispanic journalism world began to discuss forming a single collective that would become the National Association of Hispanic Journalists. Forty years later, the organization gathered in Hollywood to celebrate.
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At the Los Angeles Zine Fest, representation is do-it-yourself
Circe Cota was has always been obsessed with houses. Ever since she was a little girl, riding down the streets
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Multiethnic Latinos increase across generations, expanding the portrait of U.S. Latinos
“I’m Black and Latino.” “I’m German and Mexican.” “I’m Afro-latinx and Black.” “I’m Afro-Boricua and a Detroiter.” Latino identity is
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Coralino: el héroe que se enfrentó al gobierno federal para proteger los arrecifes de Arecibo
ARECIBO, Puerto Rico – Con un cajón blanco lleno de recuerdos llegó el ex entrenador del Equipo Nacional de surfing
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Deadly tornado shows that in natural disasters Latinos struggle to access aid
ROGERS, Ark. – Tornado sirens pierced the night air of Cinthia Nava’s Arkansas town last May as she grabbed her
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Massachusetts psychic shop owner opens doors — and minds
Richard Lanza, owner and founder of Open Doors in Braintree, Massachusetts, has been working in psychic development and spiritual healing
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Recurring San Diego floods impact predominantly Latino neighborhoods
SAN DIEGO, Calif. — Alondra Mojica paid little attention to the flood warning issued by the Emergency Alert System. She
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A dialect spoken in New Mexico and Colorado is likely to die in the next 50 years
Turkey is guajolote. Dress is túnico. These are some of the words used in New Mexican Spanish, a dialect that has been
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Dominicanos en Puerto Rico contribuyen al desarrollo económico de ambas islas
Los inmigrantes dominicanos en Puerto Rico han contribuido significativamente en áreas laborales que, en los últimos tiempos, los puertorriqueños han optado por no ocupar.
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NAHJ members leave 2023 conference with unanswered questions, calls for transparency
After days of speculation over the sudden resignation of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists’ top executive and the motivations
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Gente de NAHJ: Melina Olmo encuentra su propósito con el lanzamiento de su revista digital
A Melina Olmo se le ocurrió la idea de crear su propia revista después de tomarse unos días libres de
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The world is getting hotter. The way journalists talk about the crisis is key.
The distinction might seem minimal, but as the crisis and its related skepticism intensifies at the same time, the way journalists tell these stories is key, reporters and experts told the Latino Reporter.
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Despite goals to achieve parity by 2025, news organizations are nowhere close
In 1978, the American Society of News Editors (ASNE) set a goal to achieve parity — percentages of journalists of color that reflect the nation or the news organization’s coverage area — by 2000. The organization later adjusted its goal and set a new deadline of 2025.
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Gente de NAHJ: Maury Vasquez is still the life of NAHJ’s conferences two decades after stopping reporting
Maury Vasquez is about to reach 15 years working in education, but the current San Antonio Independent School District assistant
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Will artificial intelligence take your job? Journalists debate
Artificial intelligence has made vast advancements in recent years. It’s also generated major headlines about its future in major industries,
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The journey to get to NAHJ isn’t always easy for some
Many veteran and young reporters have had to make sacrifices to get to the Miami NAHJ conference.
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NAHJ 2023 Hall of Fame inductees: Two border reporters, a trailblazing broadcaster and an investigative journalist
For more than two decades, the National Association of Hispanic Journalists has recognized news leaders whose efforts have improved news
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