NAHJ Conference In California For Spanish Language Journalists.

The National Association of Hispanic Journalists will host its first-ever regional conference in California for Spanish-language journalists on Saturday, April 21 in Los Angeles.

The full-day conference will focus on professional development workshops for journalists working in the Spanish-language media. The conference will be held at KLCS-58 in Los Angeles from 9 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. KLCS is located at 1061 W. Temple St.

The conference is free, but seating is limited. Please register for the convention by sending an e-mail with your name, company and telephone number to co***************@ya***.com. For the latest information on the conference, including the complete listing of the workshops, please visit NAHJ’s Web site at www.nahj.org.

Some of the panels that will be featured at the conference include:

“Shooting in a Crunch,” moderated by Julio Duran
“Writing in Spanish: A Guide in Style and Grammar,” moderated by Raul Cabellero from “La Estrella,” in Dallas/Fort Worth
“How to do a Great Live Shot?,” moderated by Jamie Garza from KCAL-9
“Shooting in Hazardous Conditions,” moderated by Martin Orozco from KABC-7
“Reporting for local television vs. reporting for the network,” moderated by Jaime Garcia from Univision
The mission of the NAHJ, founded in 1984, is to increase the number of Hispanic journalists entering the profession and to improve the media’s coverage of the nation’s Latino community.

REMINDER: Please register for the convention by sending an e-mail with your name, company and telephone number to co***************@ya***.com. For more information, call Joseph Torres at (202)- 662-7143.