NAHJ

NAHJ provides many opportunities for partnerships and sponsoring through our various events, training, and workshops all throughout the year... At first, NAHJ operated out of Los Angeles, but for three reasons, it became apparent that a different venue location was required. First, NAHJ needed to acquire a separate identity from CCNMA. Second, California Latinos were and are majority Mexican-American, and that did not accurately reflect the diversity of the Hispanic community. And finally, NAHJ had to participate with other industry groups in common areas of interest... The beginnings of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) can be traced back to a 1982 convention in San Diego, California. Organized by the California Chicano News Media Association (CCNMA) and a few journalists from the rest of the country, the convention attracted 300 participants.

Also known as: National Association of Hispanic Journalists

Primary location: Washington United States