March 6, 2026 — Estefany Rodriguez, a reporter for Nashville Noticias and Univision 42 Nashville, was detained and sent to a federal detention center by […]
NAHJ denounces ICE detainment of Nashville reporter Read More »
Gilbert Bailon has been named Deputy Director of NAHJ. Photo by Chris Lee March 2, 2026 — The National Association of Hispanic Journalists today announced a
NAHJ Strengthens Its Organizational and Leadership Foundation Read More »
From left to right: Daniella Diaz of NOTUS; Karina Cuevas, NAHJ Region 3 Director and PBS NewsHour producer; Jerry Zremski of the Philip Merrill College
January 29, 2026 — The National Association of Hispanic Journalists stands with journalists who have been physically and verbally attacked by federal immigration agents and law
NAHJ: Protect Journalists Covering Immigration Raids, Protests Read More »
November 13, 2025 — Jim Avila (1956–2025) was a trailblazing television journalist whose distinguished career in broadcast news spanned decades and set the standard for investigative and
Remembering Jim Avila, ABC News correspondent and NAHJ hall-of-famer Read More »
October 16, 2025 — The National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) stands in solidarity with all journalists experiencing hardship as a result of layoffs. The
NAHJ extends support to journalists affected by layoffs Read More »
October 3, 2025 – The National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) expresses concern over the deportation of journalist Mario Guevara and rejects any efforts to
NAHJ expresses concern over deportation of journalist Mario Guevara Read More »
July 11, 2025 – The National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) today released its updated Cultural Competence Handbook, a practical, in-depth resource to help journalists
Lee el anuncio en español July 7, 2025 – The National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) is proud to announce the appointment of Patricia Guadalupe
NAHJ announces appointment of co-managing editors to lead palabra. Read More »
July 7, 2025 — The National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) expresses deep concern over the firing of Laura Castañeda, the most senior Latina journalist
