Q&A with Arturo Vargas, CEO of NALEO, on the organization's critical work in this presidential election year. By Patricia Guadalupe
Read MoreLatinos must now refuse to plead their case. No more consent for inspection from the political system is granted. No cataloguing of Latino merit will be tendered. Latinos must be disinclined to appease a distant gaze that demands accounting of self-worth.
Read MoreThere are so many real-life stories that could illustrate the human-rights disaster on our southern border. One of them is mine: How I went from ICE prosecutor to defending immigrants. Who should decide how my story is told?
Read MorePeriodistas que cubren la frontera y temas de inmigración enfrentan un intrusivo escrutinio oficial, intimidación, y acoso en línea. ¿Qué se puede hacer al respecto?
Read MoreJournalists covering the border and immigration face intrusive official scrutiny, bullying and online harassment. What can be done?
Read MoreThe shuttering of Chicago’s venerable Hoy newspaper and The New York Times en Español raises doubts about the sustainability of Spanish-language outlets. But with a potentially huge audience base and new digital formats, news in Spanish remains an attractive option.
Read MoreEl cierre del distinguido periódico de Chicago Hoy y del The New York Times en español, cuestiona la rentabilidad de los medios estadounidenses en español. Sin embargo, con una audiencia creciente y nuevos formatos digitales, las noticias en español continúan siendo una opción atractiva.
Read MoreEddie Moran is the first Latino mayor of a Pennsylvania city. That he won in Trump Country isn't the story. That he won in a city being reshaped by Latino immigrants -- and pushed by a coalition of African-Americans and whites -- IS the story. It reflects an under-reported truism that many communities in the American heartland are on the cusp of immigrant-fueled change. By Andrea Arzaba. Photos by Hector Emanuel
Read MoreFor a young award-winning journalist, DACA has two faces: One is hope for a generation of young Latinos. The other is a dark symbol of uncertainty.
Read MorePara una periodista joven y premiada, DACA presenta dos caras: esperanza para una generación y símbolo de incertidumbre.
Read MoreBobbi is a Virginia-based freelance journalist, a former Washington Post reporter and editor and member of the NABJ Hall of Fame, who's embarked on an ambitious project to tell the story of her family's emergence from slavery and reclamation of land it legally owned -- then lost -- after the Civil War
Read MoreThe freelance broadcaster and writer is finishing a documentary that tells the story of a brave band of Polish Boy Scouts and how they secretly fought the Nazis in WWII
Read MoreA fictional tale of migration and violence in Mexico yields real-life literary drama that exposes the narrow worldview of legacy publishers. Debate over the book has focused on wafer-thin diversity among decision-makers in publishing houses and how that’s widened a disconnect between celebrity-seeking publishers and increasingly multi-ethnic storytellers and readers.
Read MoreDespite Their Economic Clout, Immigrant Communities Live in Fear
Read MoreNAHJ is proud to release palabra., an outlet produced by freelance journalist members
Read MorePersonal stories challenge stereotypes and can overcome misunderstanding
Read MoreWe caught up with freelance photojournalist Bill Gentile and asked him a few questions
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