Advocacy

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  December 30, 2021 NAHJ Issues Guidance on the Proper Use of Spanish Surnames Following the Tragic Killing of Valentina Orellana Peralta Washington, […]

November 30th, 2021 Download: Amici-Letter-for-USA-Today-v.-Los-Angeles-Superior-Court-Spears-S271168

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  November 8, 2021 NAHJ Investigative and Data Journalism Task Force Launches Strategic Plan to Hold Newsroom Leaders Accountable for Hiring Washington, D.C.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  October 27, 2021 NAHJ Criticizes Mark Zuckerberg’s Opposition to WhatsApp Including Resource for Spanish Speakers Prior to 2020 Election Washington, D.C. – The

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  August 17, 2021 NAHJ expresses support for the rights and freedom of journalists in Puerto Rico without fear of reprisal from government

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  August 2, 2021 NAHJ Addresses Departure of Two Prominent Latina Journalists from Major U.S. Markets Washington, D.C. – The National Association of

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  July 22, 2021 NAHJ and Cronkite ASU address lack of diversity in News21 investigative reporting initiative The Walter Cronkite School of Journalism

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  July 6, 2021 NAHJ calls for an independent review of arrest and press freedom violation against Univision Arizona journalist (Washington, D.C.) –

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  June 28, 2021 NAHJ Disappointed by Cronkite School’s Failure to Include Diverse Journalists in Fellowship Program Focused on Underserved Communities (Washington, D.C.)

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  June 4, 2021 U.S. Press Leaders Protest Abuse of Journalists in Nicaragua (Washington, D.C.) – The National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) condemns