NAHJ Supports Network Neutrality

The National Association of Hispanic Journalists applauds the action taken by the Federal Communications Commission to begin a rulemaking procedure to pass regulation that protects a free and open Internet.

Read the letter sent to FCC Chairman Genachowski

Posted in 2009 News Archive, Media Advocacy, NAHJ News on October 21st, 2009 | View Comments

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“In 1991, I was the recipient of the Rubén Salazar scholarship. It was my first scholarship, and I remember the feeling of elation when I opened the letter saying that I had won. I felt proud, honored and humbled to know that my passion for journalism would earn me scholarship dollars to pursue the career of my dreams. This scholarship helped me pave the way towards my future, and I am forever grateful and honored.”

Graduated: California State University, Fullerton (1998)
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Tisha Floratos
1991 NAHJ Rubén Salazar Scholarship Recipient