News Reporting, Interviews & Features
Journalism grounded in reporting, interviews, and culturally driven storytelling
Rooted in reporting across politics, social impact, culture, and community narratives, my work reflects a commitment to thoughtful storytelling, cultural awareness, and journalistic integrity.
Across assignments, I conducted interviews, coordinated talent outreach, and secured conversations with public figures including Angela Davis and Ruben Diaz Sr., developing experience in both editorial reporting and relationship-based storytelling. From covering Bronx elections to producing feature interviews, I’ve built a reporting style grounded in research, accessibility, and audience relevance.
These experiences inform my current approach to brand and cultural storytelling, where I translate real-world narratives into content designed to engage and resonate across digital platforms.
📍Her Agenda: Business | Women in Leadership | DEI
Reported on a two-day summit spotlighting women of color in sales, centering leadership, access, and representation across industries.
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📍Her Agenda: Entertainment | Marketing | Cultural Commentary
An editorial analysis of Barbie’s cultural saturation and brand strategy, examining how marketing, nostalgia, and feminism converged into a global moment.
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📍 Her Agenda: Tech | Innovation | Beauty
Profiled a beauty-tech founder using AR tools to reimagine DIY hair styling, highlighting innovation at the intersection of beauty, technology, and accessibility.
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📍Her Campus: Politics | Education | Social Impact
Reported on Angela Davis’s keynote, centering themes of activism, Black history, and radical imagination within contemporary political discourse.
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📍Her Agenda: Media | Women in Journalism | Career Feature
Profiled the ABC News correspondent on navigating broadcast journalism alongside military service, representation, and career longevity.
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📍College Now: Politics | Youth Voices | Local Reporting
Reported on a Bronx primary race through a conversation between State Senator Ruben Diaz Sr. and student journalists, centering intergenerational perspectives on faith, leadership, and public policy.
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