Media

Carlos Salcines
Carlos Salcines on What One Big Movie Can Do for a Community

Carlos Salcines talks about the power of diverse representation on and off screen at Warner Bros. Pictures

Hollywood Is Blinding Itself to the Power of the Latino Community

The 2022 LDC Latinos in Media Report highlights the continued—and severe—underrepresentation of Latino actors, writers, and directors

Sandra Lilley
For Sandra Lilley, Latino Stories Are American Stories

As managing editor of NBC Latino, Sandra Lilley publishes stories aimed at both the Latino community and a broader audience

Maria Peña
Maria Peña Highlights Latino Contributions to US History at the Library of Congress

Maria Peña’s passion for storytelling is a perfect fit at the Library of Congress as she brings light to Latino historical contributions

Herb Scannell Is Devoted to Diversity

Throughout his distinguished media career, Herb Scannell has highlighted Latino voices. As president and CEO of Southern California Public Radio, he’s taking it to the next level.

How Julia Longoria Creates Space for Storytelling

Writer and reporter Julia Longoria has found her voice through radio and podcasts; she’s now working to create an environment where others can grow professionally

Camila Victoriano
Camila Victoriano Is Reinventing the Media Company

Sonoro cofounder Camila Victoriano leverages her journalism savvy to uplift Latinx creators and tell stories with global audience appeal

Jorge Ferraez Is Using His Voice

For Jorge Ferraez, media is more than a job: it’s a mission. He’s spent thirty-five years building his own media group, celebrating his heritage, and helping other Latinos seize new opportunities.

WarnerMedia Drives Changes for All to See

Yvette Urbina, Ramon Torres, and Lydia Williams explain how WarnerMedia’s new equity and inclusion initiatives represent a new standard for the broader entertainment industry

Claudia Grisales Understands the Story

Three years ago, Claudia Grisales traded in her pen for a microphone. Now, she’s finding new ways to connect with NPR’s listeners.

Andrea Becerra Prado Was Born to Broadcast

Andrea Becerra Prado leads a hugely successful radiothon at Entravision while helping the company expand its reach

Franco Ordoñez Asks the Tough Questions

How White House correspondent Franco Ordoñez brings Latino issues to the White House and why he thinks the country needs increased diversity within the press corps

Lilliana Vazquez Shows Mainstream Media the Way

Style expert and on-air host Liliana Vazquez is more than an influencer. The E! star also goes behind the camera to help elevate the untold stories of the Latino community.

Frank Carbajal Writes for the Future

Frank Carbajal brings his mission of empowerment to the page in his latest book on Latino business leadership

Erika Aguilar and A Martinez: The Dynamic Duo

Erika Aguilar and A Martinez are looking to change what the news sounds like to attract a new multicultural audience to NPR

Isabel Lara Wants to Be the First, But Not the Last

Isabel Lara reflects on years of triumphs in the PR world and the chance she has now at NPR to help influence the next generation of Latino leaders

Isabel Rafferty Zavala Is a Digital Disruptor

Isabel Rafferty Zavala launched Canela.tv at the height of the pandemic. Now, the nation’s first free streaming app for US Hispanics is the fastest-growing multicultural platform around.

Robert Bard and Lupita Colmenero on Love and Publishing

Robert Bard and Lupita Colmenero explain how they’ve brought recognition to professional Latinas through LATINA Style—and fallen in love in the process

Ana Flores Understands the Power of Community

Ana Flores, trailblazing founder and CEO of the #WeAllGrow Latina Network, discusses her journey from mom blogger to business leader

Tatiane Sanchez Supports a People-Focused Approach to Risk and Controls

Tatiane Sanchez helps GroupM North America strengthen internal controls by listening and focusing on people and relationships

Noelle Flores
Noelle Flores on Confidence, Camaraderie, and Community

Noelle Flores channels life lessons learned from her grandmother to excel in the music and entertainment industry while uplifting other Latinas