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NAHJ Awards $71k in Scholarships in 2010

More than $1.6 Million in Scholarships Paid in 23 Years of Giving Washington, DC – On this 40th anniversary of the slaying of the pioneer namesake of the organization’s scholarship fund, the National Association of Hispanic Journalists awarded $71,000 in new...

Rubén Salazar Tribute

Forty years ago, Rubén Salazar – already a prominent Latino journalist in his own right — entered an East Los Angeles bar following his coverage of a Chicano anti-Vietnam War demonstration. He never came out. Salazar, an El Paso-native who at the time of his...

NAHJ Officer Re-elected El Paso Press Club President

The El Paso Press Club this month elected the following new board officers: Gustavo Reveles Acosta, the growth and transportation reporter for the El Paso Times, was re-elected for a second term as president. He has been a board member of the press club since its...

NAHJ Selects Orlando, Florida to Host 2011 Convention

The National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) has selected Orlando, Florida as the host of the 2011 Multimedia Convention & Career Expo. The Convention is scheduled to take place June 15-18, 2011 at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort. Please check...

POYNTER TRAINING FELLOWSHIPS FOR NAHJ MEMBERS

Great Opportunity for Mid-Career Journalists; More Skills Training for All The National Association of Hispanic Journalists is offering four fellowships for mid-career professionals to attend intensive management and leaderships seminars at The Poynter Institute this...
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Chapters Bring NAHJ Closer to Members
Chapters Bring NAHJ Closer to Members On a Monday night last month, 25 people met to form a National Association of Hispanic Journalists...

NAHJ’s Parity Project: Providing Coverage of Latino Community Leaders and Journalists
NAHJ’s Parity Project: Providing Coverage of Latino Community Leaders and Journalists Now that NAHJ’s new Parity Project website has been launched at: www.parityproject.org, this site...

Google “Do No Evil” Going Evil?
Google “Do No Evil” Going Evil? UPDATE: Freepress has launched ” Tell Google ‘Don’t Be Evil’ ” We...

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DC Chapter Membership Meeting
DC Chapter Membership Meeting September 14, 2010 FIRST, SAVE THE DATE: Tuesday, Sept. 14, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Kick off Hispanic Heritage Month with NAHJ at the DC Chapter’s membership meeting at WRC-TV/NBC 4 in Northwest...

NAHJ Region 4 Social Mixer
NAHJ Region 4 Social Mixer August 26, 2010 National Association Of Hispanic Journalists To Host Press Conference Followed By Social Mixer   WHAT:           Announcement of NAHJ region 4 Conference and Social...

latest Multimedia NAHJ Selects Orlando, Florida to Host 2011 Convention
NAHJ Selects Orlando, Florida to Host 2011 Convention The National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) has selected Orlando, Florida as the host of the 2011 Multimedia Convention & Career Expo. The Convention is scheduled to take place June 15-18, 2011 at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort. Please check back in the coming months for updated...
latest For Professionals POYNTER TRAINING FELLOWSHIPS FOR NAHJ MEMBERS
POYNTER TRAINING FELLOWSHIPS FOR NAHJ MEMBERS Great Opportunity for Mid-Career Journalists; More Skills Training for All The National Association of Hispanic Journalists is offering four fellowships for mid-career professionals to attend intensive management and leaderships seminars at The Poynter Institute this fall. In addition, NAHJ members may also...
latest For Students NAHJ Awards $71k in Scholarships in 2010
NAHJ Awards $71k in Scholarships in 2010 More than $1.6 Million in Scholarships Paid in 23 Years of Giving Washington, DC – On this 40th anniversary of the slaying of the pioneer namesake of the organization’s scholarship fund, the National Association of Hispanic Journalists awarded $71,000 in new scholarships this fall to 26 students pursing...
latest Media Advocacy State Dept. Reverses Decision; Grants Visa to Colombian Journalist
State Dept. Reverses Decision; Grants Visa to Colombian Journalist UPDATE July 29, 2010 After many national and international calls to reconsider, the U.S. State Department reversed its decision this week to deny Colombian journalist Hollman Morris a visa so he could complete a yearlong fellowship at the Nieman Fellowship for Journalism at Harvard University. NAHJ had...