Week # 28-93, Air Date 7/11/1993 - 7/17/1993

This week's edition of Latino USA is produced by journalism interns at the Radio Ondas Training Project at the Washington D.C. conference of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ).

Segment #1: Reporter Patricia Guadalupe reports on how some Latinos feel about the performance of the Clinton Administration, particularly in regards to issues of concern to the Hispanic community. 3:25

Subject Types: Other - Politics; Politics

Segment #2: An audio-collage of voices of those attending the 11th annual conference of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists. 1:55

Subject Types: Media

Segment #3: Latino USA's host Maria Hinojosa speaks with three members of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists about some of the issues facing Latinos in the broadcast and print industry. 7:18

Subject Types: Media

Segment #4: Reporters Berrie Lynn Tapia and Arthur Dungan report on the link between the underrepresentation of Latinos in the media and Hispanic civil rights issues. 3:04

Subject Types: Human Rights; Media

Segment #5: Poet, artist, and Latino USA's commentator Jose Antonio Burciaga has some observations on the events and issues at the Hispanic journalists conference, including a focus on the grape boycott by the United Farm Workers. 2:34

Subject Types: Human Rights; Media; Other - Labor