Jan. 9, 2025 – Chase Bank and Columbia Journalism School have joined the National Association of Hispanic Journalists Champions Initiative, a new win-win program that gives selected corporate partners access to NAHJ’s expertise, talent and events while signaling their support for NAHJ’s mission.
The NAHJ Champions Initiative offers:
- A year-round strategic partnership to recruit, retain, and advance Hispanic journalists.
- Access to NAHJ’s expertise on addressing Hispanic issues and best practices for engaging with Hispanic journalists
- Opportunity to engage in discussions with influential leaders and other corporate members
- Invitation to NAHJ’s annual conference, VIP events and annual Champions meeting
- Early access to exclusive services and sponsorship opportunities
“Partnering with NAHJ strengthens a leading organization’s workforce, brand and ability to reach new audiences,” said NAHJ’s Executive Director Yaneth Guillén-Díaz. “Joining the Champions Initiative is a way to strengthen recruiting, staff development, and brand visibility while supporting NAHJ’s advocacy for full and accurate coverage of Hispanic communities.”
As inaugural members, Chase Bank and the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism are playing a vital role in launching the initiative and signalling their commitment to supporting journalism excellence. The Adelante Academy, NAHJ’s executive leadership program, will begin with a week-long session at Columbia for the second straight year.
Corporate Championship membership levels range from $15,000 to $50,000 a year, with rising levels of access to NAHJ’s members and brand visibility. For more information contact Diana Maltez, dmaltez@nahj.org or (866)356-7239 ext 4, or visit nahj.org/partners/
About the National Association of Hispanic Journalists
The National Association of Hispanic Journalists is an educational and charitable association dedicated to the recognition and professional advancement of Hispanic students, professionals, and educators in the field of journalism. NAHJ focuses heavily on advocacy, addressing injustices and political issues that affect Latino journalists throughout the country, while also supporting a growing network of members and chapters. For more information please visit NAHJ.org or follow us on X @NAHJ.