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Hispanic Communicators DFW Honored with 2023 National Chapter Cup by the National Association of Hispanic Journalists

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DALLAS, Texas – (August 4, 2023) — Hispanic Communicators DFW (HCDFW), a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing the positive representation and influence of Hispanic professionals in media and communications fields, has been recognized as the recipient of the 2023 National Chapter Cup by the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ). The National Chapter Cup is […]

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Survey: Evaluating job satisfaction of Latino journalists in multimedia newsrooms

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Hispanic Communicators DFW members have an opportunity to voice their views in a survey that is being conducted by The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) and the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ). The purpose of the study is to examine the degree to which Latino journalists perceive a sense of satisfaction or dissatisfaction at

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#GetToKnowACommunicator Series

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We are launching a new series called #GetToKnowACommunicator. Think “Humans of New York”, DFWHispanic edition. We want our members to get to know each other and what better way to start learning about your fellow member then through social media. We will be posting these series in our Instagram account each Monday morning by 10

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#NAHJSpanish: Results of a national survey of Spanish-language media journalists

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Results of a research project between students at University of Texas at Arlington’s News en Español and the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ). The project to seek insights from members of Spanish-language organizations was led by HCDFW member Julian Rodriguez, a lecturer in the Department of Communication at UTA.

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Join us at the Hispanic Communicators annual scholarship gala on April 16

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  Start making plans for Saturday, April 16 when the Hispanic Communicators DFW will hold its annual scholarship gala at 6 p.m. at the eM The Venue, 1500 Dragon St. in Dallas. It’s a night to celebrate our future generation of journalists and professionals in communications. This year Alfredo Corchado will be our keynote speaker.

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Summer Membership Recap

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Dear Fellow Members: Hispanic Communicators D/FW is giving you a one-time opportunity to catch up on your membership dues. Please check the lists below to verify if your membership is current or it has expired. The lists are only from 2014-2015. If you joined prior to2013 and did not receive a letter to renew, please

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December 6-7, NAHJ Region 5 Conference in Dallas, Register Now

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Get ready for the December NAHJ Region 5 conference “Voces Unidas” in downtown Dallas.  Meet recruiters, local news managers and national news correspondents, producers and executives. Univision’s Maria Antonieta Collins , CNN’s Ramon Escobar  and ABC/Fusion’s Jim Avila plan to be at the conference. The conference starts on Friday, December 6 with an opening reception at

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Norma Garcia is the first HCDFW Spanish Language At-Large Officer

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Norma Garcia, anchor of Noticiero Telemundo 39 is the first Spanish Language At-Large officer on the board of the Hispanic Communicators. She is a multiple Emmy-award winning anchor/reporter with more than 20 years of experience. Norma is the type of person who doesn’t hesitate leaving the anchor desk to cover news out in the field.

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