Abilene Reporter-News
NAHJ led a diversity training session with the newspaper staff of the Abilene Reporter-News. In January, NAHJ will return to Abilene to co-host a town hall meeting.

Chorpus Christi Caller-Times
NAHJ expects to launch the Parity Project at the Corpus Christi Caller-Times later this year.

Daily Camera of Boulder, Colo.
NAHJ expects to launch the Parity Project at the Daily Camera later this year.

Napa Valley Register
NAHJ expects to launch the Parity Project at the Napa Valley Register in early 2005.

Naples Daily News
The Naples Daily News hosted a meeting with NAHJ and community members in Sept. 2003. The newspaper was the third in the Scripps Howard chain to embark on the Parity Project with NAHJ.

North County Times
NAHJ launched the Parity Project at the North County Times in Escondido, Calif., January 28, 2004.

Rocky Mountain News
The Rocky Mountain News in Denver was the first partner in NAHJ’s Parity Project, which was launched at that newspaper on April 22, 2003. Since then, there has been a dramatic increase in the percentage of minorities working in the newsroom of this publication.

San Angelo Standard Times
NAHJ co-hosted a town hall meeting with the San Angelo Standard Times on Dec. 15, 2003. Over 50 community members attended the event to discuss the paper's coverage of issues affeting the area's Latino community.

Santa Maria Times
NAHJ expects to launch the Parity Project at the Santa Maria Times in early 2005.

Scripps Academy for Hispanic Journalism
Scripps announced on Dec. 3, 2003 that as part of the Parity Project the chain is creating a young reporters training program at the Rocky Mountain News. Under the project, the Scripps Academy for Hispanic Journalists, four Latino college graduates or young reporters will be hired each year at the News, trained and mentored for two years, then offered a permanent job at one of the Scripps papers.

The Sentinel of Hanford, Calif.
NAHJ expects to launch the Pairty Project at The Sentinel in early 2005.

Treasure Coast Newspapers
The Treasure Coast Newspapers are owned by the E. W. Scripps Company. They include: The Press Journal of Vero Beach, Fla., The Tribune of Fort Pierce/Port St. Lucie, Fla. and The Stuart News of Stuart, Fla. NAHJ expects to launch the Parity Project at these publications later this year.

Ventura County Star
NAHJ launched the Parity Project at the Ventura County Star in June 2003 and is currently working with the paper and the community to improve news coverage of Latinos and increase the number of Latinos in the newsroom staff.

Wichita Falls Times Record
The Parity Project was unveiled at the Wichita Falls Times Record News on Dec. 17, 2003 with a town hall meeting and diversity training.