Hispanic Information and Telecommunications Network

1 week ago | hitn.org | Fernando Cárdenas

HITN and WHYY, the leading public media organization in the Philadelphia region, have announced a new acquisition that will expand the reach of the acclaimed children’s series Albie’s Elevator. HITN and WHYY, the leading public media organization in the Philadelphia region, have announced a new acquisition that will expand the reach of the acclaimed children’s seriesAlbie’s Elevator.

2 weeks ago | hitn.org | Fernando Cárdenas

Linda Hernández, a member of HITN’s Board of Directors, was recognized with the prestigious 2025 Silver Circle Award, presented by the Board of Governors of the Suncoast Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS). The award ceremony took place on Saturday, June 7, at the Salón Dorado of the Vanderbilt Hotel in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Members of HITN’s local team were in attendance to celebrate Hernández’s remarkable achievement.

2 weeks ago | hitn.org | Fernando Cárdenas

The Brooklyn Navy Yard was once again transformed into a high-energy esports arena as HITN hosted the 2025 CONDUIT Esports Tournament. On Saturday, June 7, student teams from seven New York City public schools—representing all five boroughs—came together for a full day of competitive gaming inside HITN’s studios. With some boroughs represented by more than one school, the annual event welcomed approximately 100 student gamers, all competing for the prestigious 2025 CONDUIT Cup.

2 weeks ago | hitn.org | Fernando Cárdenas

HITN proudly took part in the 68th Annual National Puerto Rican Day Parade, held on Sunday, June 8, 2025, in the heart of Manhattan. Representing the network with enthusiasm and cultural pride, a team of HITN staff members marched up Fifth Avenue alongside thousands of participants and spectators. Leading the HITN delegation was President and CEO Michael D. Nieves, joined by colleagues from departments across the organization, including Government and Community Affairs.

3 weeks ago | hitn.org | Fernando Cárdenas

HITN participated in the first Career Day Fair at Icahn Charter School 5 in the Bronx, an event aimed at introducing students in grades K-8 to various career paths. Themed “Traveling into Their Future,” the event welcomed over 330 students who engaged with professionals and organizations across different fields. Students received career “passports” to guide their experience, collecting stamps and asking questions at each station.