KNXV-TV ABC 15 In Phoenix Talks With Latino Community Leaders About News Coverage
Scores of community leaders in Phoenix call for fair and accurate coverage of Latinos at the March 19, 2008 follow-up Parity Project town hall for this station...
April 22, 2008
Arizona's E-Verify System Harming Some Hispanic Americans Who Are Looking For Jobs
NAHJ member Christina Boomer of KNXV ABC 15 in Phoenix explains how this program is affecting some Latinos in that area...
September 25, 2007 NAHJ's Parity Project Takes Multicultural Approach With Launch of Program at The Virginian-Pilot Leaders of communities of color in the Hampton Roads/Norfolk, Virginia area will take part in an Oct. 30, 2007 town hall, co-sponsored by NAHJ and Hampton Roads Black Media Professionals, Inc.
September 10, 2007 Latino Population in U.S. Continues Dramatic Growth
The most recent figures by the U.S. Census Bureau show that the Latino population in the United States is growing at a rapid rate, with Americans who identify themselves as Latino now comprising 15% of the nation's total population. September 5, 2007 Latinos Play Major Role In Orlando's Demographic Shift
An Aug. 9,2007 story by the Orlando Sentinel, a partner in NAHJ's Parity Project, examines the role that Latinos are playing in the region's growth and finds that, within the next year, people of color will be the majority in Florida's Orange County.
February 28, 2007 Parity Works: The Official Newsletter of NAHJ's Parity Project
NAHJ's Parity Project has made significant headway, launching at 25 news organizations across the country. The project continues to grow by bridging the gap between English language media and increasing the Latino audiences they serve.
February 28, 2007 The Orlando Sentinel Profiles Latino Scientist
The paper’s Hispanic Community Advisory Committee, formed as a result of NAHJ’s Parity Project, helped the Sentinel to learn about Lorenzo Zayas. NAHJ member Sarah Langbein introduces us to “The Butterfly Man”
February 28, 2007 Life For A Guatemalan Day Laborer in Florida
The Scripps Treasure Coast Newspapers sent reporter Lily Ladeira and photographer Julio Cortez out to follow a man from Guatemala as he sought work as a day laborer.
January 22, 2007 NAHJ’s Parity Project launched in San Jose
About 80 people attended the town hall meeting on Jan. 9 hosted by the San Jose Mercury News and NAHJ. The meeting gave area Latinos a chance to voice their opinions on the paper's coverage of local Hispanics...
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