Futuro Media

Futuro Media is an independent, nonprofit 501(c)(3) news organization and podcast studio founded in 2010 by journalist Maria Hinojosa and based in Harlem, New York City. It describes itself as a Latina-led newsroom that creates multimedia content for and about the new American mainstream, helping audiences navigate an increasingly diverse and connected world.

Its flagship is Latino USA, the longest-running public radio program covering Latino news and culture, which marked 30 years on air in 2023 and has won a Peabody Award. Futuro Studios produces original podcasts including Suave, winner of the Pulitzer Prize for audio reporting, La Brega and Anything for Selena; In The Thick is its politics podcast; and Futuro Investigates, its investigative unit, has earned IRE and Edward R. Murrow awards for work such as After Uvalde: Guns, Grief and Texas Politics. Hinojosa is Founder and President of Futuro Unidad Hinojosa, and the organization is led by co-CEOs Marlon Bishop and Peniley Ramirez.

About 25 staff work in audio production, reporting and editing, investigations, video and digital, audience and marketing, development, finance and administration. Openings appear on the jobs page at futuromediagroup.org.