Por más de tres años después de la creación del capítulo de Filadelfia de la National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ), la organización ayudó a establecer NAHJ Temple, convirtiéndose en el primer capítulo estudiantil de NAHJ en la historia de la Universidad Temple.

El martes 2 de diciembre, cinco periodistas radicados en Filadelfia participaron en un conversatorio en Klein College, minutos después de la celebración oficial del lanzamiento del nuevo capítulo estudiantil de la Asociación Nacional de Periodistas Hispanos (NAHJ) en la Universidad Temple. Cada profesional compartió su trayectoria personal y su camino hacia la carrera.

On Tuesday, December 2, five Philadelphia-based journalists took part in a panel discussion at Klein College, just moments after the celebration of the official launch of Temple University’s student chapter of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists. As several students aspiring to make their mark in the media industry sat in the audience, each of the professionals shared their own journeys and career paths.

NAHJ chapter launches at Temple University, providing new path of opportunities for aspiring Latine journalists and media professionals. The new NAHJ Temple chapter will serve to help support a stronger and more inclusive media landscape throughout the region, with the inclusion of Latine voices.

At a recent community event hosted by Inti Media, leaders from local organizations gathered to discuss how civic engagement can extend beyond Election Day. The Short Film Screening + Conversation: Civic Engagement in the Latine Community event highlighted the work of residents and groups dedicated to making government participation more accessible, especially for Philadelphia’s Latine community.

En un reciente evento comunitario organizado por Inti Media, líderes de organizaciones locales se reunieron para debatir cómo la participación cívica puede ir más allá del Día de las Elecciones. El evento Proyección de Cortometraje + Conversación: Participación Cívica en la Comunidad Latine destacó el trabajo de residentes y grupos dedicados a hacer que la participación en el gobierno sea más accesible, especialmente para la comunidad latine de Filadelfia.

Opinion - Finding community, building leadership: My experience as a 2025 NAHJ Adelante Academy fellow. By Gabriela Watson-Burkett on October 11, 2025.

Inti Media’s founder reflects on her journey as a 2025 NAHJ Adelante Academy Fellow, sharing how the program strengthened her leadership, expanded her professional network, and deepened her commitment to fostering equity and community within journalism.

By Harold Jordan. July 22, 2025.

Honoring Disability Pride: A Decade of Fighting for Disability Rights in Pennsylvania. At the ACLU of Pennsylvania, our work in disability rights is part of a broader fight for justice that recognizes the interconnected issues of ableism, racism, and economic injustice.

By Jensen Toussaint. Marzo 14 2025.

Para las familias latinas de Filadelfia, ser propietario de una vivienda se siente inalcanzable. El aumento de precios, el estancamiento salarial y barreras sistémicas como la segregación residencial agravan la brecha. Sin embargo, organizaciones como el Congreso de Latinos Unidos están intensificando sus esfuerzos, ofreciendo asesoría en vivienda, educación financiera y talleres para compradores de vivienda. En 2024, ayudaron a 103 familias a comprar su primera vivienda.

By Dr. Esther Hio-Tong Castillo, CEO & Founder of Accesso Care. May 23, 2025.
Accesso Care is a workforce solution that builds a stronger, more stable care industry by supporting immigrant caregivers and partnering with nursing facilities that value quality and dignity. Access Care strives toward building communities of care where both workers and residents are respected and valued.

By Alyssa Reynoso Morris, originally on HipLatina. May 22, 2025. 
As a Queer Black Latine award-winning children’s book author, public speaker, community organizer, and mother, Alyssa Reynoso Morris has spent her career advocating for equity, especially for Black, Brown, and immigrant families. As a mother to three, she’s also seen how financially overwhelming parenting in America can be. Child care in the U.S. is outrageously expensive: for Reynoso Morris, it’s $4,200 a month or $50,400 a year. Reynoso Morris discusses why is child care so unaffordable.

Por Jensen Toussaint. 23 de abril de 2025.

A Cúpula da WHYY destacou o poder do jornalismo em conectar comunidades. Veículos como a Documented — que reporta com imigrantes, não apenas sobre eles — provam que ouvir transforma a cobertura. Na Filadélfia, o projeto Every Voice Every Vote promove colaboração entre mídia e comunidade. "O jornalismo é um bem público", enfatizou Rebecca Neuwirth.

Por Jensen Toussaint. 23 de abril de 2025.

"A Documented redefine o jornalismo imigrante ao reportar com as comunidades, não apenas sobre elas. Fundada em 2018 em NY, publica em 4 idiomas e aborda temas subnoticiados como roubo de salários. 'Jornalismo é um bem público', diz Rebecca Neuwirth, diretora de estratégia."

Por Jensen Toussaint. 23 de abril de 2025.

"Documented reinventa el periodismo migrante: reportea con las comunidades, no solo sobre ellas. Con sede en NY (2018), publica en 4 idiomas y expone problemas ignorados como el robo de salarios. 'El periodismo es un bien público', afirma Rebecca Neuwirth, directora de estrategia."

By Jensen Toussaint. April 23, 2025.

Documented redefines immigrant journalism by reporting with communities, not just about them. Launched in 2018, this NYC-based outlet publishes in 4 languages, tackling underreported issues like wage theft. 'Journalism is a public good,' says CSO Rebecca Neuwirth

By Courtney Duchene and Lauren McCutcheon on Apr. 30, 2025.

Ballots on the 2025 primary elections will ask Philadelphia residents to approve or deny proposals that aim to permanently change the City’s circa 1951 Home Rule Charter (Philadelphia’s constitution). This manual guides residents in making voting decisions that most align with their needs and preferences.

Por Jensen Toussaint. 23 de abril de 2025.

La Cumbre WHYY destacó cómo el periodismo conecta comunidades. Documented, medio para inmigrantes creado por y para ellos, muestra el impacto de escuchar a las fuentes. Iniciativas como Every Voice Every Vote promueven colaboración entre medios y organizaciones en Filadelfia. "El periodismo es un bien público", afirmó Rebecca Neuwirth.

Por Jensen Toussaint. 23 de abril de 2025.

The WHYY Summit highlighted journalism’s power to connect communities. Outlets like Documented — reporting with immigrants, not just about them — prove listening transforms coverage. In Philly, Every Voice Every Vote fosters media-community collaboration. "Journalism is a public good," stressed Rebecca Neuwirth.

Por Emily L. Davis. 01 de abril 2025.

As reações do público ao fórum dos candidatos a promotor foram divididas. Krasner destacou uma abordagem holística para a segurança da comunidade, enquanto Dugan focou no contato com testemunhas. Ambos concordaram na necessidade de colaboração, mas divergiram em políticas—Dugan rejeitou processar menores como adultos (com exceções), e Krasner justificou os problemas nas instalações juvenis. Participantes como Jeff Smith (Mothers in Charge) elogiaram o trabalho de Krasner, enquanto outros, como Dom Shannon, questionaram o histórico de Dugan. Faith Adams cobrou responsabilidade por má conduta policial, e Colette White criticou a visão 'retrógrada' de Dugan.

Por Emily L. Davis. 01 de abril 2025.

El público reaccionó con indiferencia en el foro de fiscales. Krasner enfatizó seguridad integral; Dugan, contacto con testigos. Dudas sobre procesar menores dividieron: Dugan aceptó excepciones; Krasner criticó instalaciones juveniles. Asistentes como Jeff Smith apoyaron a Krasner, mientras otros cuestionaron a Dugan. La CIU y accountability policial fueron temas clave. El foro no convenció a indecisos.