More Latinos throughout the Americas have adopted the muslim faith. In Chicago, during Ramadan, they’re celebrating lives of community service.
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Silvia Viñas supo que estaba en el lugar correcto cuando escuchó el primer episodio al aire del podcast que cofundó: El Hilo. Este podcast profundiza en el "cómo" y el "por qué" de las noticias de América Latina. La audiencia es de habla hispana, principalmente basada en las Américas, incluyendo los Estados Unidos. Este público está ansioso por conocer, semana a semana, un análisis de los acontecimientos que ocurren en sus comunidades.
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Silvia Viñas pulled a thread and co-founded an innovative podcast that dives deep into the “how” and “why” of news in Latin America. Today “El Hilo” resonates with Spanish-speaking audiences in the U.S. eager to understand what’s happening in their world
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Complicated histories of discriminatory policing, community distrust and cycles of violence can’t hide the simple truth that a young Latino died in a controversial shooting by Chicago police. Now a fed-up neighborhood wants answers
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Keith Dannemiller has called Mexico City home for 33 years. But since 2017, the U.S.-born photojournalist has aimed a bicultural lens at a growing Latino community in North Carolina. Ahead of a post-pandemic exposition, Dannemiller shares a series of portraits from his return to the U.S. South, and contemplates notions of “home”
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Despite working on a string of hit television shows, Gloria Calderón Kellett dreams of doing much more. The co-creator of the acclaimed remake of One Day At A Time is now behind an effort to support Latino creatives
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In 2020, Puerto Rico had 1% of the U.S. population and 15% of the nation’s reported cases of violent deaths of transgender people. What’s behind the island’s crime wave?
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A veteran broadcaster scores with a hit new travel program on public television showcasing overlooked Afro Latino communities in the Americas
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A journalist waves aside the smoke to look back at her late father’s legacy -- and her own ironic addiction
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Interviews with dozens of Latino journalists across the U.S. yield stories of stubborn disrespect and discrimination in today’s newsrooms
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Visual storyteller Zaydee Sanchez found Ricardo on Los Angeles’ notorious Skid Row. She returned over the years and captured images of a soul that moves to its own unique beat
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In the new documentary, Sky Blossom, journalist Richard Lui pays tribute to U.S. families caring for injured and disabled military veterans
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In A Kids Play About Racism, a children’s book about bias becomes a nationwide theater production
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NextDayBetter becomes a stage for the marginalized
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How “Vida” broke new ground for representation on screen
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Doubt clouds dreams of degrees for Latino students
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Una bitácora de consejos para periodistas en esta era de pandemia
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Isolation, stress and fear. In the new normal, these words no longer apply just to war correspondents.
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The 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.
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El 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.
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