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SUMMARY:2025 Excelencia Awards
DESCRIPTION:The Excelencia Awards honor individuals and organizations whose leadership\, service\, and storytelling advance Latino journalists and communities. Proceeds from the evening support NAHJ’s NextGen programs\, including scholarships\, mentorship\, internships\, and training to build a stronger pipeline of Latino talent in newsrooms nationwide. \nNominations for the Excelencia Awards are open until September 28\, 2025 and honorees will be celebrated during the awards event on November 7\, 2025. Location: New York\, New York (venue TBA). \nTickets to attend are available for purchase here. \n\n\nThis year’s award categories include: \n\nNational Latina Journalist of the Year: Recognizing a Latina journalist for outstanding contributions to the field.\nNational Student of the Year: Celebrating a high school or college student excelling in journalism and leadership.\nÑ Legacy Award: Honoring a journalist with over 10 years of experience who has significantly contributed to the Hispanic community.\nCorporate Impact Award: Recognizing a corporation or organization that has made a significant and lasting contribution to journalism by supporting newsroom sustainability and strengthening community.\nVolunteer of the Year: This award honors an individual whose behind-the-scenes support has made a meaningful difference—uplifting journalists\, empowering truth-tellers\, and strengthening the role of a free press in our communities.\n\nNominations are open to both NAHJ members and non-members. To submit a nomination for NAHJ Excelencia Awards\, click here.
URL:https://nahj.org/event/2025-excelencia-awards/
LOCATION:New York
CATEGORIES:Awards
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SUMMARY:Inside the Cabot Prizes: A Conversation with 2025 Winners Nora Gámez Torres & Omaya Sosa Pascual
DESCRIPTION:Meet two of the 2025 Maria Moors Cabot Prize winners\, leading investigative reporters: Nora Gámez Torres\, Miami Herald and El Nuevo Herald\, based in Miami\, and Omaya Sosa Pascual\, Center for Investigative Journalism (CPI)\, from Puerto Rico in conversation with Prof. Elena Cabral\, Assistant Dean\, Student and International Programs at Columbia Journalism School. They will discuss the challenges and opportunities facing investigative reporters today and take your questions.   \nAlso learn about programs at Columbia Journalism School from Tarin M. Almanzar\, Associate Dean\, Admissions and Financial Aid.  \nREGISTER HERE \nThe Maria Moors Cabot Prizes at Columbia Journalism School recognize journalists and news organizations with a distinguished body of work covering the Americas and the Caribbean annually at Columbia University.  \nMore about the 2025 Cabot Prize winners:   \n\nFor more than a decade\, Miami Herald and El Nuevo Herald correspondent Nora Gámez Torres has provided deeply reported\, compelling coverage of Cuba\, becoming the most authoritative voice on the island nation in the U.S. media. With Cuban media under tight government control\, many Cubans also learn about events in their own country through her reporting. Before joining El Nuevo Herald in 2014\, she taught journalism in Havana\, and earned a PhD in Sociology from City University of London. Since the Obama administration\, she has provided essential coverage of  U.S.-Cuba relations and historic developments on the island\, often beating Havana-based competition although she has not been allowed in Cuba for nine years. \nFor almost three decades\, Omaya Sosa Pascual has forged a distinguished journalistic career in Puerto Rico and abroad\, becoming one of the Caribbean’s foremost reporters and editors\, full of energy\, ideas and resolution. In 2007\, she co-founded the Center for Investigative Journalism (CPI)\, the region’s first nonprofit investigative journalism center. Under her leadership\, the CPI became a leading force\, revealing government corruption\, the true death toll from Hurricane Maria in 2017\, electoral irregularities\, and many other highly sensitive issues.  \n\nThe Cabot Prizes honor journalists and news organizations for career excellence and coverage of the Western Hemisphere that furthers inter-American understanding. Godfrey Lowell Cabot of Boston founded the Maria Moors Cabot Prizes as a memorial to his wife in 1938. They are the oldest international journalism awards. 
URL:https://nahj.org/event/inside-the-cabot-prizes-a-conversation-with-2025-winners-nora-gamez-torres-omaya-sosa-pascual/
LOCATION:NY
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SUMMARY:Excelencia Awards & NextGen Benefit
DESCRIPTION:NAHJ’s Excelencia Awards is a prestigious awards gala that will honor the contributions made by individuals\, corporations\, and organizations to support the advancement of the Hispanic community on December 7\, 2024 at the Loews Hollywood Hotel in Los Angeles\, CA.. \n\nJoin us as we honor journalists in the following awards categories: \n\nNational Latina Journalist of the Year\nNational Student of the Year\nÑ Legacy Award\nCorporate Diversity Award\nVolunteer/Community Award\n\nTo view the award winners\, click here. \n\n\n\nNAHJ’s share of benefit proceeds will go to NAHJ’s NextGen programs\, including scholarships\, mentorship programs\, internships\, training workshops\, and other critical resources aimed at empowering aspiring Hispanic journalists to achieve their professional goals and make a lasting impact in media.
URL:https://nahj.org/event/excelencia-awards-nextgen-benefit/
LOCATION:Loews Hollywood Hotel\, 1755 Highland Ave.\, Los Angles\, CA\, 90028\, United States
CATEGORIES:Awards
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