Rain or Shine, El Tiempo Latino is There

New America Media, Media Profile, Radina Gigova , May 01, 2008

El Tiempo Latino’s mission goes beyond delivering just useful information, says its editor, Miguel Guilarte. "We try to help the community. And we’ve never stopped, for more than 15 years.”

'Agenda' Connects New Orleans Diaspora

New America Media, News Report, Brittany Owens, Apr 23, 2008

With a subscription of 60,000, the New Orleans Agenda e-newsletter connects the Katrina-scattered community and keeps them informed on local issues that will affect their ability to return home.

Indian Ethnic Media Pioneer Passes Away

IANS, Apr 10, 2008

Gopal Raju, one of the pioneers of Indian ethnic media in the United States, has passed away

Taxi Driver at Dawn, Somali Television Cameraman by Noon

New America Media, News feature, Anthony D. Advincula, Apr 09, 2008

Siyahd Salah is one of many Somalis who now live in Minneapolis, home to some 20,000 displaced refugees. He's both a journalist and a cab driver.

Washington Informer Takes Top Honor

Washington Informer, News Report, Joseph Young, Mar 24, 2008

The Washington Informer Newspaper was recognized for its continuing service to the Washington, D.C. community by the National Newspaper Publishers Association at the organization's annual event.

Frances Murphy II, a Black Media Institution, Passes at 85

Washington Afro American, News Feature, James Wright, Nov 26, 2007

Frances Murphy's life touched many lives. In her eighties, she was still writing among the best editorials in print for the Afro-American Newspapers. Her death at age 85 leaves a legacy unlikely to matched in the short-term. To do so would require a life-long dedication.

Live From the Amazon

New America Media, , Elena Shore, Min Lee and Michael Siv, Oct 09, 2007

Armed with a transmitter from 1970, the radio program "Voz Indigena" is one of few radio shows broadcast from the Peruvian Amazon. Host Cecilio Soria Gonzales -- a member of the Shipibo-Conibo tribe -- talks about the challenges and importance of communication in the Amazon.

Atlanta Daily World Localizes Global Black News

New America Media, Profile, Mandy Oaklander, Aug 22, 2007

The oldest black newspaper still printing in the city, the Atlanta Daily World makes waves with its local crime investigations as well as its philanthropy in Africa.

Muslim Monthly Al-Ittihaad Spreads Through Texas

NAM Profile, News Feature, Christina Nguyen, Aug 14, 2007

After Sept. 11, 2001, Sarwat Husain began advocating for Muslims from her home in San Antonio. She and her husband started a free monthly English-language newspaper for Muslim youth and American Muslims.