Oct. 18, 2024 – The National Association of Hispanic Journalists regrets the decision by Sinclair Broadcast Group station to drop Univision from its Portland television […]
August 26, 2024 – The presidential and vice presidential debates of 2024 feature only one journalist of color among six moderators, a failure of leadership
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The National Association of Hispanic Journalists sees no evidence that the journalism-support bill announced last week in the California Legislature will improve coverage of Latinos
The news that Ingrid Ciprián-Matthews is stepping down a president of CBS News lands painfully at the National Association of Hispanic Journalists, as we gather
Washington, D.C. – The National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) is proud to announce the finalists of the prestigious 2024 Ñ Awards. The awards highlight excellence
The National Association of Hispanic Journalists is deeply concerned to learn that student journalists at universities and colleges across the nation, including UCLA and Columbia
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As advocates for journalists and the First Amendment rights of a free press, we demand that Texas law enforcement authorities end their misguided pursuit of
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEApril 2, 2024 The National Association of Hispanic Journalists is excited to announce the appointment of Diana Maltez as its new Director of
NAHJ welcomes Diana Maltez as director of development Read More »
Immigration, always a burning issue in America, turned white-hot this week when President Biden and former President Trump made dueling visits to the southern border.
The Los Angeles Police Department, under the guidance of the City Attorney, released photographs of officers as part of litigation in response to a public
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