Hey J-Schoolers! The NAHJ has put together an ofrenda for Día de Muertos, a holiday celebrated in Central and Southern Mexico to honor friends and family who have died. For our ofrenda, we are commemorating the late journalists who inspire us and guide our work. Some of them have died of natural causes, others have passed as a result of their work. Feel free to add a photograph of a journalist (or even a loved one) you want to honor!
ESPN is looking for a bilingual Production Assistant. Click link below to apply
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Role Rundown
Job ID 594553BR
Job Location Bristol, Connecticut, United States
Category ESPN
Job Summary:
The Content Associate Program is ESPN's recruitment and development program focused on building a Production Assistant and Content Associate workforce empowered to contribute creativity, diversity and insight to our content, our culture and our business.
Responsibilities:
The CAP PA will rotate through a series of trainings before moving onto higher-level production assignments
Daily responsibilities include running teleprompter, screening games/events for re-air, producing highlights, researching video content for various shows, and live game support
Multitasks to screen games and select shots for highlights; works with Editor to bring highlight to completion
Screen and edit live event content for various re-air time slots.
Provides timely, accurate and complete delivery of multimedia content and publishes to various platforms
Screens videotapes and/or servers and conducts research to obtain material for the preparation of production elements for studio shows and live games
Logs and archives video and associated data for future use. Researches, writes and disseminates ideas for future content elements on ESPN platforms
Basic Qualifications:
Fluency, both verbal and written, in English and Spanish
Strong overall knowledge of multiple sports
Must have an understanding of game rules
Ability to identify and cultivate compelling storylines for various platforms
Must possess strong communication and organization skills
Ability to react quickly and positively under tight deadlines in a fast-paced environment
Ability to work nights, weekends, and holidays
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience in sports media, preferably in television production, or involvement with collegiate TV station
Awareness of social media trends and relevant platforms
Self-starting attitude and team-oriented work ethic
Familiarity with server-based media and/or non-linear editing equipment
Leadership experience in a professional role, organization or activity
Knowledge of international soccer leagues a plus
Required Education
High School Diploma or equivalent
Preferred Education
Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent
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National Association of Hispanic Journalists
“Forcing testimony of a journalist impedes the process from building trust in a relationship with sources and protection of materials gathered. When we are forced to disclose confidential news sources and unpublished information, it threatens our service to communities and the responsibility we uphold in raising awareness of important knowledge.” - Brandon Benavides, NAHJ President #PressFreedom #MoreLatinosInNews
http://www.nahj.org/2018/02/22/amici-brief-robles/
Hello, CJS friends! I hope you're enjoying the last few days of our break and getting ready to hit the ground come next week.
Just wanted to let you all know about NAHJ's conference that will be held in Miami in July. Student members, jump on that early bird special!
http://nahj2018.org
To join NAHJ is $25. And no, you do NOT have to be Latino/Hispanic to join.
http://www.nahj.org
And don't forget to apply for the NAHJ/Knight Foundation Student Project. You'll be reporting and receiving mentoring from the professionals.
http://www.nahj.org/student-project/
FYI! Take advantage of this opportunity and apply. You'll get to attend the NAHJ Conference being held in Miami, gain mentors, and network with the big wigs if you are chosen as one of the 12. Moreover, this will look great on your resume.
**YOU MUST BE AN NAHJ MEMBER TO APPLY**
Fortunately, the member fee for students is $25.
Join here: https://customer2097798ba.portal.membersuite.com/Login.aspx?redirectURL=%2fdefault.aspx
http://www.nahj.org/student-project/
NAHJ/Knight Foundation Student Project This opportunity gives twelve students an intensive, week-long submersion in a newsroom experience during the NAHJ International Training Conference & Career Fair. NAHJ students will produce stories for the Latino Reporter Digital. The NAHJ Student Project give...
Chat with CBS News correspondent and Columbia J-School Grad Vladimir Duthiers. Join the NAHJ NYC Chapter on Thursday, Nov. 30 at 7 p.m. at the CBS Broadcast Center as we chat with CBS News Vladimir Duthiers about his path from production assistant to a correspondent.
Please email [email protected] to confirm your spot for this free event.
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"Here’s one thing we know: Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is not a Mexican version of Halloween. Though related, the two annual events differ greatly in traditions and tone. Whereas Halloween is a dark night of terror and mischief, Day of the Dead festivities unfold over two days in an explosion of color and life-affirming joy."
We've all heard about the Day of the Dead or seen the classic sugar skull paintings—but what does this celebration really represent?
National Association of Hispanic Journalists
Conoce a periodistas de alto nivel que han recibido la distinción de los hispanos más influyentes por parte de Sports Illustrated. La lista incluye a nuestro expresidente Hugo Balta de ESPN, ESPN Deportes (US) #MoreLatinosInNews #NAHJdeportes
Check out these top journalists in sports that have been named by Sports Illustrated as the most influential Hispanics. The list includes our former president Hugo Balta.
From National Association of Hispanic Journalists:
"Dear NAHJ members,
With strong ties to Puerto Rico, our NAHJ members Mc Nelly Torres and Rafael Mejia will help to facilitate our initiative we recently launched to set up “communication stations” throughout all regions of the island.
It is important for us as an association, that our journalists on the ground are able to use the technology provided to help people connect with their families, news and relief efforts in the aftermath of the devastation from Hurricane Maria.
Today is the last day to donate to the crowdfunding campaign we've created to assist in purchasing the desperately needed communications equipment. Every dollar counts and we're counting on our NAHJ friends and family, to help us help Puerto Rico."
#MoreLatinosInNews #NAHJ #CJS18
"An analysis of high-ranking editors at major English-language dailies, released in August by the student reporting program at the Asian American Journalists’ Assn., reveal the same pattern. Latinos remain underrepresented — if represented at all. The New York Times and Washington Post each have one Latino editor on their mastheads. The Los Angeles Times has none (though the newsroom had the most diverse newsroom staff of the major newspapers polled.)
Certainly, the lack of a Latino presence affects not only the stories that get told, but how they get told — if at all."
#MoreLatinosInNews #CJS18
With Gustavo Arellano's departure from the OC Weekly, one of media's most prominent Latino journalists is without a platform. In a media landscape with few Latinos in positions of authority, his loss will be felt.
Our advisor & CJS professor Elena Cabral is on tonight's @NAHJ_NYC panel, "Trust in the Media: The Role of Latinos in News Today."
#MoreLatinosInNews #CJS18
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"People of color made up 16.55 percent of those surveyed, down from 16.94 in 2016. In daily newspapers, 16.31 percent were minorities, compared with 16.65 last year. In digital-only newsrooms, 24.3 percent were minorities, compared with 23.3 last year."
The
National Association of Hispanic Journalists
NAHJ anunció hoy el lanzamiento de Iniciativa de Acceso para las Comunicaciones de Emergencia en Puerto Rico (PRECAJI) en respuesta a la crisis humanitaria que impacta al pueblo de Puerto Rico, los miembros de NAHJ con base en la isla y los que viven en los EE.UU pero mantienen fuertes lazos con el estado asociado. PRECAJI incluye una campaña de recaudación de fondos en línea y la formación de una fuerza de tarea para potenciar el acceso a las comunicaciones de los periodistas locales y ayudar a promover historias que sorteen la brecha de información entre el continente y Puerto Rico. #MoreLatinosInNews #PRECAJI
NAHJ announced today the launch of the Puerto Rico Emergency Communications Access Initiative (PRECAJI) in response to the humanitarian crisis impacting the Puerto Rican people, NAHJ Puerto Rican based members and members in the U.S. with strong ties to the island. PRECAJI includes a crowdfunding campaign and the work of a task force that will improve communications access for local journalists and help promote storytelling that will bridge the information gap between the continental U.S. and Puerto Rico.
http://www.nahj.org/2017/10/03/nahj-launches-initiative-support-journalism-puerto-rico/
Amigos, please take a moment today to submit your best work for this prize by the NAHJ. The deadline is today!
http://www.nahj.org/2017-n-awards/
Applications are now being accepted for the 2017 NAHJ Ñ Awards! Six awards will be presented within the Print/Digital, Television, Photography and Radio categories. General Award Categories: Latino Issues – Print/Digital Journalism Latino Issues – Radio/Online Audio Journalism Latino Issues – TV/Onl...
Consider taking advantage of this opportunity to meet with recruiters you may have missed at our expo.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nahj-nyc-annual-journalism-job-fair-tickets-33299527784
The pre-sale tickets are only $5!
Welcome to the National Association of Hispanic Journalists NYC Chapter's annual job fair at the CUNY School of Journalism. Various outlets in New York are looking to recruit new and experienced journalists for positions at: Bloomberg Buzzfeed CBS News Newsday Tribune Media Univision Vice With more...
Thank you to those who made it to the Fulbright talk with Prof. Lowenstein. If you are interested in applying for a Fulbright as a U.S. journalist, Applications are now being accepted until Aug. 1 Here is some more info: http://www.cies.org/program/core-fulbright-us-scholar-program
Happening now in the Stabile Center! Visiting Professor Jeff Kelley Lowenstein speaks on the Fullbright Program and his new book, "The Chilean Chronicles: Moments and Memory Forty Years after the Pinochet Coup."
Máquina Latina había intentado días antes, sin éxito, contactar con los responsables de la página Mexicanos en Favor de Trump (en inglés), que tiene 1,300 seguidores.
A las 3:55 a.m. del 9 de noviembre de 2016, recibió el siguiente mensaje en inglés: “No hay de qué preocuparse. ¡Ya agarramos a los Estados Unidos por el coño! ¡Celebremos!”.
ENGLISH: Máquina Latina had tried days before, without success, to contact those responsible for the page, "Mexicans For Trump," that has 1,300 followers.
At 3:55 a.m. on November 9th, 2016, they received the following message: "Not to worry. We already grabbed America by the pussy! Let us all celebrate!
(Alejandra Ibarra Chaoul)
#ElectionNight #Cjsvote16
https://lamaquinalatina.com/2016/11/09/8-de-noviembre-de-2016-la-historia-se-escribio-en-las-calles/
El mensaje de Facebook llegó sólo dos horas después de que Estados Unidos supiera quién iba a ser su próximo presidente. Máquina Latina había intentado días antes, sin éxito, contactar con los resp…
Thank you to all who followed our #ElectionDay coverage last night. We'll continue to bring you photos and content from the aftermath of the election. #cjsvote16
(Photo: Alejandra Ibarra Chaoul)
A call to action for journalists covering President Trump
The media must stand up to the politician who fanned media hatred.
It's official: Donald Trump elected president of the United States 🇺🇸
"We appreciate this country," said Maria Arenas with her mother Viviana Garcia - both from Mexico - outside of the Jacob Javitz Center. "It was exciting to vote."
Arenas said she came to watch the results tonight because it was her second time ever voting. She said the United States has given her the opportunity to work and right now she stays at home to take care of her kids.
If Hillary Clinton wins she said, "We'll celebrate."
(Hillary Ojeda)
#ElectionNight #Cjsvote16
Enthusiastic Trump supporters cheer at a bar in Hillsborough County, Florida (Adriana L Fernández).
#ElectionDay #cjsvote16
Sisters Carmen Recio and Marina Recio from Venezuela watch the screen at the Jacob Javit Center.
"It's very important to vote. It's a right we've been fighting for for so long and it's taken for granted," Carmen, who voted for the first time, said. "In Venezuela where we're from, voting is not taken for granted."
(Hillary Ojeda)
#ElectionNight #Cjsvote16
Así fue como se vivió esta jornada en el centro neurálgico de la candidatura del republicano Donald Trump, en Nueva York.
ENGLISH: This is how the day unraveled at Donald Trump’s iconic building in New York City.
(Alejandra Ibarra Chaoul)
#ElectionNight #Cjsvote16
https://lamaquinalatina.com/2016/11/09/trump-tower-retratos-de-una-eleccion-portraits-of-an-election/
Así fue como se vivió esta jornada en el centro neurálgico de la candidatura del republicano Donald Trump, en Nueva York. This is how the day unraveled on Donald Trump’s iconic building in Ne…
A diferencia del resto de los latinos que mayoritariamente apoyan a la candidata demócrata Hillary Clinton, los cubanos se encuentran fragmentados en sus opiniones. Esta división es marcada por sus experiencias personales en el contexto histórico desde la revolución cubana hasta el presente.
ENGLISH: Different than the Latinos that mostly support Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, Cubans find themselves divided in their opinions. This division is marked by their personal experiences in the historical context from the Cuban Revolution to present day.
(Fernanda Uriegas Fabian)
#ElectionNight #cjsvote16
https://lamaquinalatina.com/2016/11/08/por-que-los-cubanos-a-diferencia-del-resto-de-los-latinos-se-dividen-entre-democratas-y-republicanos/
Las políticas del próximo presidente americano determinarán el rumbo que tomará la normalización de las relaciones con Cuba y posiblemente, la política respecto a los inmigrantes cubanos.
As Latino voters across the country flock to the polls in record numbers to cast their ballots in the 2016 presidential election, a handful of New Yorkers in the neighborhood weigh in. (VIDEO)
(Falyn Freyman)
#ElectionDay #Cjsvote16
https://lamaquinalatina.com/2016/11/09/inwood-goes-to-vote-72-of-population-is-immigrant/
Washington Heights and Inwood extend from 155th Street to the northern tip of Manhattan. With nearly half of its population comprised of immigrants and 72% self-identifying as Hispanic or Latino ac…
Joaquín llega al colegio electoral en el número 626 de Riverside Drive e interpela a una persona esperando entrar, apuntándole con el dedo: “¿Trump?”
ENGLISH: Joaquín arrives at the polling station on 626 Riverside Drive and heckles a person waiting to enter, pointing at him with his finger: "Trump?"
(Diego Courchay)
#ElectionDay #cjsvote16
https://lamaquinalatina.com/2016/11/08/los-hispanos-de-hamilton-heights-acuden-a-votar/
Joaquín llega al colegio electoral en el número 626 de Riverside Drive e interpela a una persona esperando entrar, apuntándole con el dedo: “¿Trump?” La respuesta en español es inequívoca: “¡qué va…
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Enthusiastic Trump supporters cheer at a bar in Hillsborough County, Florida (Adriana L Fernández). #ElectionDay #cjsvote16
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