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Covering the Latino Vote in 2012

 Whether you are covering national politics or local schools in theU.S., chances are that at some point you will be writing about Latino communities. With elections looming in November, media outlets have cast differing views on the importance of this population at the ballot box. Join a discussion with experts who will help inform your reporting on this complex voting bloc and the issues that most affect it.

 Featuring:

Rodolfo O. de la Garza, Professor of Political Science, Columbia University

Angelo Falcón, President, National Institute for Latino Policy (NiLP)

Mark Hugo Lopez, Associate Director, Pew Hispanic Center

* Moderator: Chris Peña, Executive Editor, NBCLatino.com

DATE: Wednesday, April 25, 2012

TIME: 6:00 p.m. Join us for a half-hour networking session with refreshments.

LOCATION: Word Room, ColumbiaJournalismSchool, 116th and BroadwayNew York, NY10027

Presented by theColumbiaUniversityChapter of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists.

73rd Maria Moors Cabot Prizes

Here are some pictures from the 2011 Cabot Prizes. Several NAHJ members helped out with the event, which honors outstanding journalism about Latin America and the Caribbean. Read more about the winners here.

 

 

First event – Latino Film Reel

Hello all,

Thank you to those who attended today’s meeting! Please excuse the room confusion, we found out right before the meeting started that a lecture was being in 601B. The next time we meet will be in 601B on October 28th.

In Friday’s we launched Latino Film Reel with “Agarrando Pueblo”(The Vampires of Poverty) having the honors to be the first movie.

Keep following our website to get updated information on any upcoming events. Below is the documentary we watched in the class.

A greeting from ’12 CUNAHJ president

Greetings CU NAHJ, Let me introduce you the CU NAHJ chapter first post! I am excited for the events lined up this year and hope everyone will attend. So it’s been decided our meetings will be held Fridays from 11:45 … Continue reading