Gente de NAHJ: Maggie Rivas-Rodriguez’s lasting legacy
In 1988, Maggie Rivas-Rodriguez found herself working long days inside the Hyatt Regency in Dallas, racing against deadlines to produce
Read moreIn 1988, Maggie Rivas-Rodriguez found herself working long days inside the Hyatt Regency in Dallas, racing against deadlines to produce
Read moreCheryl Aguilar guides journalists through a meditation in the early morning before starting another day of the NAHJ conference.
Read moreFor Laura Rodríguez Presa, the prize also represents a shift in the public conversation surrounding the Latino community
Read moreLa paradoja de su infancia se convirtió, con los años, en su mayor cualidad.
Read moreMichelle Cardoza never starts with makeup. Before brush touches skin, she studies the face in front of her. She notices
Read moreMientras 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
Read moreLos organizadores esperan que el encuentro sirva para fortalecer la colaboración entre ellos y ampliar la participación de nuevos periodistas en la organización.
Read moreAdrianne Montoya ayudó a crear la ofrenda instalada durante la conferencia de la National Association of Hispanic Journalists en Nueva Orleans.
Read moreEvery Sunday before the Saints game, Latino fans put on their playeras and serve up their favorite botanas — chips,
Read moreUnder gray skies and the threat of heavy rain, a Second Line parade would continue as planned through downtown streets to welcome journalists in unmistakable New Orleans fashion.
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