Hispanic
Link Journalism Foundation
Héctor Ericksen-Mendoza, Executive Director
1420 N Street NW
Washington, D.C. 20005
Phone: (202) 238-0705
Fax: (202) 238-0706
Hector@HispanicLink.org
In 1995, the Ericksen-Mendoza family established the Hispanic
Link Journalism Foundation to provide Hispanics with opportunities
to sharpen their writing skills, pursue journalism careers
and educate the general population — nationally and
internationally — on issues relevant to Hispanics.
Using Washington, D.C. resources as a base, the Foundation
provides educational and professional enhancement and/or
training. We are dedicated to the advancement of individuals
interested in or pursuing media and journalism careers,
through fellowships, internships and scholarships.
Hispanic
Link News Service
Charles A. Ericksen, Editor/Publisher
1420 N Street NW
Washington, D.C. 20005
Phone: (202) 234-0280
Fax: (202) 234-4090
charlie@hispaniclink.org
Hispanic Link New Service is a national news agency founded
in February 1980 by Charles A. Ericksen, Sebastiana Mendoza
Ericksen and Héctor Ericksen-Mendoza. The service syndicates
opinion, editorial and feature columns to newspapers and
magazines thought the Americas via the Los Angeles times
Syndicate. It also publishes Hispanic Link Weekly Report,
a national news weekly that covers Hispanic issues and
trends.
Since 1981, Hispanic Link has trained aspiring Hispanic
journalists for professional careers through reporting
internships and editorial training in the nation's capital.
Following their one-year internships working as correspondents,
Link-trained journalists have moved on to become reporters
and editors in influential media markets such as New York,
Chicago, Los Angeles, San Antonio, Boston, Miami and Washington,
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