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EL CENTRAL Hispanic News Wins 12 Awards at National Conference

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November 20, 2025
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EL CENTRAL Hispanic News held up its proud tradition as the most award-winning bilingual Hispanic publication in Michigan by winning a total of 12 awards at this year’s annual conference of the National Association of Hispanic Publications (NAHP), including three gold awards, two silver awards and seven bronze awards. 

In accepting the gold award for Outstanding Hispanic Success Story at the Jose Marti Primero Awards Gala Dinner, owner and publisher Eva Garza Dewaelsche acknowledged the strong foundation laid by founding publisher Dolores Sanchez. She continued, “It is an honor to be recognized by our peers in the Hispanic publishing community. We could not achieve this level of excellence without the talented and dedicated team of writers, photographers, editors and staff that support our work in the community week in and week out.” 

EL CENTRAL Hispanic News won 2025 Jose Marti Awards in the following categories: 

3 Gold, 2 Silver, 7 Bronze

GOLD AWARDS

  • P-8: Outstanding Hispanic Success Story
    Premio Gold Award – EL CENTRAL (Detroit, MI)
    “Nora Chapa Mendoza Named 2024 Kresge Eminent Artist”
  • B-1: Outstanding Business Section
    Gold Award – EL CENTRAL (Detroit, MI) “Changing Landscape of Southwest Detroit” 
  • E-4: Outstanding News Event Photo Essay
    Gold Award – EL CENTRAL (Detroit, MI)
    “Design-Build Green Hub Opening Fiesta,” by Irma Maribel Andrade and photos by Alejandro Ugalde

     SILVER AWARDS

  • B-5: Outstanding Sports Section
    Silver Award – EL CENTRAL (Detroit, MI)
  • “NFL Draft 2024: Detroit’s Biggest Party” Photos by Adam J. Dewey and Michael Alberts 
  • B-7″ Outstanding Lifestyle Section
    Silver Award – EL CENTRAL (Detroit, MI)
    “A Detroit Love Story: Event Planning in Southwest Detroit” by Angela T. Perez Harris and photos by Erik Howard.

BRONZE AWARDS

  • C-10: Outstanding Cultural Article
    Bronze Award – EL CENTRAL (Detroit, MI)
    “An Historic Look at the Early Years of Southwest Detroit Murals,” by Ozzie Rivera
  • C-15: Outstanding Multiple Article Series
    Bronze Award – EL CENTRAL (Detroit, MI)
    “World’s Cultures,” by Mariana Ayon
  • E-1: Outstanding Community Photo
    Bronze Award – EL CENTRAL (Detroit, MI)
  • “Young fan holding DCFC scarf” by Adam J. Dewey
  • E-2: Outstanding News Event Photo
    Bronze Award – EL CENTRAL (Detroit, MI)
    “Bridging the Gap,” by Michael Alberts
  • E-5: Outstanding Cultural Photo Essay
    Bronze Award – EL CENTRAL (Detroit, MI)
    “Cinco de Mayo,” by Alejandro Ugalde, Luciana Vega, Bill Deuparo and Elena Herrada
  • P-3: Outstanding Bilingual Language Weekly Newspaper
    Bronze Award – EL CENTRAL (Detroit, MI)
  • “Hispanic Heritage Month issue, Sept 19, 2024”
  • P-9: Outstanding Immigration Article
    Bronze Award – EL CENTRAL (Detroit, MI)
    “I Wanted Something Better,” by Martina Guzman and photos by Alejandro Ugalde 

Nearly $2 Million in New Grants and Major Growth Announced

at the 2025 National Association of Hispanic Publications Convention

SAN DIEGO— The 2025 National Association of Hispanic Publications (NAHP) Convention delivered a powerful message: Latino media is growing, unified, and more influential than ever. Held November 12–14 at the University of San Diego, the convention unveiled nearly $2 million in new grants, strengthened cross-industry alliances, and set the stage for unprecedented opportunities for Hispanic publishers and media partners nationwide.

The NAHP has experienced extraordinary expansion, with membership surging 71% since 2022—now representing 771 print and digital outlets. This growth reflects the association’s sharpened focus on empowering members as multiplatform Latino content creators, not just traditional publishers.

Collectively, NAHP members now reach 15.4 million Latinos every week—that’s 32% of all Latino adults in the United States. For brands and agencies, this represents one of the largest, most trusted, and most culturally relevant media networks serving Latino communities.

At a time when some Latino media operations are only focusing on English-speaking Latinos, the NAHP focuses on reaching Latinos in the language they want, Spanish and/or English.

The 2025 convention underscored NAHP’s deep commitment to cross-community coalition building. Today, NAHP collaborates closely with Black, Asian American, and Alternative media organizations nationwide, strengthening shared advocacy and expanding opportunities for partners who seek authentic multicultural reach.

This unity gives brands, agencies, and philanthropic partners a single, strategic entry point into diverse media sectors—grounded in community trust.

Speakers and allies included some of the most influential leaders shaping today’s news and media ecosystem, including:

Gary Acosta, Founder & CEO, NAHREP

Natalia Gonzalez, Program Officer, Knight Foundation

Dr. John Warren, Chair, National Newspaper Publishers Association

Todd Stauffer, Association of Alternative Newsweeklies

Regina Brown Wilson, CEO, California Black Media

Julian Do, American Community Media

Matt Pearce, Rebuild Local News

Tina Wu, News Media Alliance

Mago Torres, Google News Initiative

Their collective insights reinforced that Latino media is critical to the future of American journalism, community trust, and equitable representation.

Over the past two years, the NAHP Board has modernized its bylaws and operations to align with a digital-first publishing environment. The newly elected Executive Board includes:

Alvaro Gurdián, La Noticia – President

Evelyn Castro, La Prensa de Houston – Vice President

Jesús del Toro, La Raza – Marketing Vice President

Hector Felix Jr., El Informador del Valle – Membership Vice President

Ricardo Hurtado, El Sol Latino – Sales Vice President

Silvana Diaz, Noticia Long Island – Secretary

José Zepeda Jr., Aviso Community Media – Treasurer

To better reflect the industry’s evolution, NAHP also introduced newly elected Industry Sector Directors, representing key media formats:

Anthony Ibarria, El Especial – Weekly Newspaper Director

Jesús Sanchez, El Comercio de Colorado – Less-than-Weekly Newspaper Director

Ghisela Eljach, InSouth Magazine – Magazine Director

Bel Hernandez, Latin Heat – Podcast Director

Daniel Ajzen, Hispanopolis – Website Director

This expanded leadership ensures that every platform—from print to digital to audio—has a strong voice shaping NAHP’s future.

In 2025, NAHP strengthened and expanded collaborations with leading institutions and brands, including:  Knight Foundation, Google News Initiative, T-Mobile, Wells Fargo, Diageo, Verizon Small Business Digital Ready, California Black Media, and Scouting America.

These partnerships reflect a growing recognition of the essential role Latino media outlets play in civic engagement, economic empowerment, and culturally relevant communication.

Kirk Whisler is the founding president of the NAHP and president of the Latino 247 Media Group. He can be reached at kirk@whisler.com.

Celebrating Excellence: The José Martí Awards

This year’s José Martí Awards saw an 18% increase in submissions, with especially strong growth in digital categories—showing the innovation and evolution happening across Latino media.

Highlights include:

  • Latina Publisher of the Year: Hilda Gurdián, CEO, La Noticia (North Carolina)
  • Latino Publisher of the Year: Hector Felix Sr., Publisher, El Informador del Valle

Their leadership reflects the talent, resilience, and creativity driving Latino journalism forward.

The 2025 NAHP Convention made one thing clear: This is the moment to invest in and partner with Latino media. 

For Hispanic publishers, joining NAHP means gaining access to national partnerships and grant opportunities, training, advocacy, and digital transformation support and a unified network that strengthens your voice and reach

For agencies and brands, NAHP offers direct access to trusted, locally grounded Latino outlets. scalable national reach with cultural authenticity, partnerships built on transparency, accountability, and community impact. 

The future of Latino media is bright—and NAHP is leading the way. For more information on membership, partnerships, or programs, visit nahp.org.

EL CENTRAL Hispanic News mantiene con orgullo su tradición

EL CENTRAL Hispanic News reafirmó su orgullosa trayectoria como la publicación hispana bilingüe más reconocida en Michigan al ganar un total de 12 premios en la conferencia anual de la National Association of Hispanic Publications (NAHP). Este año obtuvo tres premios de oro, dos de plata y siete de bronce.

Al recibir el premio de oro por Outstanding Hispanic Success Story durante la cena de gala de los Jose Marti Primero Awards, la dueña y editora, Eva Garza Dewaelsche, reconoció la sólida base establecida por la editora fundadora, Dolores Sanchez. Ella continuó: “Es un honor ser reconocidos por nuestros colegas en la comunidad de publicaciones hispanas. No podríamos alcanzar este nivel de excelencia sin el talento y la dedicación de nuestro equipo de escritores, fotógrafos, editores y personal que apoyan nuestro trabajo en la comunidad semana tras semana.”

EL CENTRAL Hispanic News ganó los premios José Martí 2025 en las siguientes categorías:

3 Oro, 2 Plata, 7 Bronce

ORO

  • P-8: Outstanding Hispanic Success Story
    Premio Gold Award – EL CENTRAL (Detroit, MI)
    “Nora Chapa Mendoza Named 2024 Kresge Eminent Artist”
  • B-1: Outstanding Business Section
    Gold Award – EL CENTRAL (Detroit, MI) “Changing Landscape of Southwest Detroit” 
  • E-4: Outstanding News Event Photo Essay
    Gold Award – EL CENTRAL (Detroit, MI)
    “Design-Build Green Hub Opening Fiesta,” by Irma Maribel Andrade and photos by Alejandro Ugalde

PLATA

  • B-5: Outstanding Sports Section
    Silver Award – EL CENTRAL (Detroit, MI)
  • “NFL Draft 2024: Detroit’s Biggest Party” Photos by Adam J. Dewey and Michael Alberts
  • B-7″ Outstanding Lifestyle Section
    Silver Award – EL CENTRAL (Detroit, MI)
    “A Detroit Love Story: Event Planning in Southwest Detroit” by Angela T. Perez Harris and photos by Erik Howard.

BRONCE

  • C-10: Outstanding Cultural Article
    Bronze Award – EL CENTRAL (Detroit, MI)
    “An Historic Look at the Early Years of Southwest Detroit Murals,” by Ozzie Rivera
  • C-15: Outstanding Multiple Article Series
    Bronze Award – EL CENTRAL (Detroit, MI)
    “World’s Cultures,” by Mariana Ayon
  • E-1: Outstanding Community Photo
    Bronze Award – EL CENTRAL (Detroit, MI)
  • “Young fan holding DCFC scarf” by Adam J. Dewey
  • E-2: Outstanding News Event Photo
    Bronze Award – EL CENTRAL (Detroit, MI)
    “Bridging the Gap,” by Michael Alberts
  • E-5: Outstanding Cultural Photo Essay
    Bronze Award – EL CENTRAL (Detroit, MI)
    “Cinco de Mayo,” by Alejandro Ugalde, Luciana Vega, Bill Deuparo and Elena Herrada
  • P-3: Outstanding Bilingual Language Weekly Newspaper
    Bronze Award – EL CENTRAL (Detroit, MI)
  • “Hispanic Heritage Month issue, Sept 19, 2024”
  • P-9: Outstanding Immigration Article
    Bronze Award – EL CENTRAL (Detroit, MI)
    “I Wanted Something Better,” by Martina Guzman and photos by Alejandro Ugalde

Casi $2 Millones en Nuevas Subvenciones y un Crecimiento Significativo Anunciados en la Convención 2025 de la Asociación Nacional de Publicaciones Hispanas

SAN DIEGO— La Convención 2025 de la National Association of Hispanic Publications (NAHP) transmitió un mensaje contundente: los medios latinos están creciendo, unidos y más influyentes que nunca. Celebrada del 12 al 14 de noviembre en la Universidad de San Diego, la convención anunció casi $2 millones en nuevas subvenciones, fortaleció alianzas interindustriales y estableció la base para oportunidades sin precedentes para los editores hispanos y sus socios mediáticos a nivel nacional.

La NAHP ha experimentado una expansión extraordinaria, con un crecimiento del 71% en membresía desde 2022—representando ahora 771 medios impresos y digitales. Este crecimiento refleja el renovado enfoque de la asociación en empoderar a sus miembros como creadores de contenido latino multiplataforma, y no solo como editores tradicionales.

Colectivamente, los miembros de NAHP ahora alcanzan a 15.4 millones de latinos cada semana—equivalente al 32% de todos los adultos latinos en Estados Unidos. Para marcas y agencias, esto representa una de las redes más grandes, confiables y culturalmente relevantes que sirven a las comunidades latinas.

En un momento en que algunas operaciones de medios latinos se enfocan únicamente en latinos que hablan inglés, NAHP se mantiene firme en llegar a los latinos en el idioma de su preferencia: español y/o inglés.

La convención 2025 destacó el profundo compromiso de NAHP con la creación de coaliciones entre comunidades. Hoy, NAHP colabora estrechamente con organizaciones de medios afroamericanos, asiático-estadounidenses y alternativos, fortaleciendo la defensa conjunta y ampliando oportunidades para socios que buscan un alcance multicultural auténtico.

Esta unidad ofrece a marcas, agencias y aliados filantrópicos un punto de entrada estratégico único a sectores mediáticos diversos—basado en la confianza comunitaria.

Los ponentes y aliados incluyeron a algunos de los líderes más influyentes del ecosistema actual de noticias y medios, entre ellos:

Gary Acosta, Fundador & CEO, NAHREP

Natalia González, Oficial de Programa, Knight Foundation

Dr. John Warren, Presidente, National Newspaper Publishers Association

Todd Stauffer, Association of Alternative Newsweeklies

Regina Brown Wilson, California Black Media

Julian Do, American Community Media

Matt Pearce, Rebuild Local News

Tina Wu, News Media Alliance

Mago Torres, Google News Initiative

Sus perspectivas colectivas reafirmaron que los medios latinos son esenciales para el futuro del periodismo estadounidense, la confianza comunitaria y la representación equitativa.

Durante los últimos dos años, la Junta de NAHP ha modernizado sus estatutos y operaciones para alinearse con un entorno de publicación digital primero. La recién electa Junta Ejecutiva incluye:

Álvaro Gurdián, La Noticia – Presidente

Evelyn Castro, La Prensa de Houston – Vicepresidenta

Jesús del Toro, La Raza – Vicepresidente de Mercadeo

Héctor Félix Jr., El Informador del Valle – Vicepresidente de Membresía

Ricardo Hurtado, El Sol Latino – Vicepresidente de Ventas

Silvana Diaz, Noticia Long Island – Secretaria

José Zepeda Jr., Aviso Community Media – Tesorero

Para reflejar mejor la evolución de la industria, NAHP también presentó sus nuevos Directores de Sectores de la Industria, quienes representan formatos mediáticos clave:

Anthony Ibarria, El Especial – Director de Periódicos Semanales

Jesús Sánchez, El Comercio de Colorado – Director de Periódicos Menos-que-Semanales

Ghisela Eljach, InSouth Magazine – Directora de Revistas

Bel Hernández, Latin Heat – Directora de Podcasts

Daniel Ajzen, Hispanopolis – Director de Sitios Web

Este liderazgo ampliado garantiza que cada plataforma—desde impresión hasta digital y audio—tenga una voz sólida en el futuro de NAHP.

En 2025, NAHP fortaleció y expandió colaboraciones con instituciones y marcas líderes, incluyendo: Knight Foundation, Google News Initiative, T-Mobile, Wells Fargo, Diageo, Verizon Small Business Digital Ready, California Black Media y Scouting America.

Estas alianzas reflejan un creciente reconocimiento del papel esencial que desempeñan los medios latinos en la participación cívica, el empoderamiento económico y la comunicación culturalmente relevante.

Celebrando la Excelencia: Los Premios José Martí

Los Premios José Martí de este año registraron un aumento del 18% en las postulaciones, con un fuerte crecimiento en las categorías digitales—una muestra de la innovación y evolución en los medios latinos.

Aspectos destacados incluyen:

  • Editora Latina del Año: Hilda Gurdián, CEO, La Noticia (Carolina del Norte)
  • Editor Latino del Año: Héctor Felix Sr., Editor, El Informador del Valle

Su liderazgo refleja el talento, la resiliencia y la creatividad que impulsan el periodismo latino hacia adelante.

La Convención 2025 de NAHP dejó algo muy claro: este es el momento de invertir y colaborar con los medios latinos.

Para los editores hispanos, unirse a NAHP significa acceso a alianzas nacionales y oportunidades de subvenciones, capacitación, defensa y apoyo en la transformación digital y una red unificada que fortalece su voz y alcance.

Para agencias y marcas, NAHP ofrece acceso directo a medios latinos confiables y arraigados en la comunidad, alcance nacional escalable con autenticidad cultural, alianzas basadas en transparencia, responsabilidad e impacto comunitario.

El futuro de los medios latinos es prometedor—y NAHP está liderando el camino. Para más información sobre membresía, alianzas o programas, visite nahp.org.

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