Join this conversation on best practices for covering Latino/a/x communities and walk away with a clearer understanding of how to overcome systemic barriers, address gender, politics and immigration, and produce coverage that is responsive to community needs – while also being supportive of the journalists doing the work.
This session is designed for:
- Journalists whose beats aim to serve Latino/a/x audiences
- Newsrooms interested in better covering any fast-growing, diverse community
- Anyone looking for new, experimental and non-traditional work in this space
Speakers

Amara Aguilar
Professor of Journalism, University of Southern California
@amara_media

Teresa Puente
Assistant Professor, Cal State Long Beach
@tcpuente

Jesus Ayala
Professor of Journalism, California State University Long Beach
@jproducer