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Understanding no sabo kids
What it is, and how public media can join the Spanish and Latino identity conversation
 • Ernesto Aguilar
Networks and neighborhood narratives
Julian Berger of WFAE reflects on authentic coverage of immigrant communities
 • Ernesto Aguilar
A post-DEI public media
Since President Trump took office, the federal landscape for DEI initiatives has been shifting at a dizzying pace. How will public media respond?
 • Ernesto Aguilar
Your Latino engagement checklist
TLDR: test your assumptions about Latino audiences
 • Ernesto Aguilar
That time we changed the sound
Ten years later, what did public media learn about Hispanic audiences from the KPCC experiment?
 • Ernesto Aguilar
State of the Union... bilingue
A. Martinez and Erika Aguilar discuss NPR's first bilingual special coverage of President Biden's annual speech.
 • Ernesto Aguilar
Our future depends on belonging and trust
Public media challenges with Latina/o/e/x engagement lie in showing up
 • Ernesto Aguilar
Four lessons from KQED's Latinx audience study
Research into Hispanic habits and needs resonates far beyond the Bay Area
 • Ernesto Aguilar
Radio still rules for reaching Latinos
New research suggests avenues for public media and Latino listeners
 • Ernesto Aguilar
On the white editorial firewall
After Ayotzinapa's journey presses us to ask more about basic cultural fluency
 • Ernesto Aguilar
Spanish content as a commitment
Natalie Van Hoozer explores bilingual journalism's opportunities and challenges
 • Ernesto Aguilar
Telling the stories of home
Kara Washington of WVIA on sharing neighbors' lives in Northeastern Pennsylvania
 • Ernesto Aguilar
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