A collection of strategy, storytelling, and multimedia projects across journalism, nonprofits, higher education, and consumer brands.
FEATURED BRANDS
Learned broadcast journalism through reporting, interviews, and multimedia storytelling
CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY
Seasonal storytelling and digital content for one of New York City's leading non-profit institutions
Produced and edited multimedia content for the university newspaper
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Frida Kahlo Immersive Biography in Brooklyn, NY
WFUV visits Brooklyn's Immersive Frida Kahlo exhibition, exploring how the installation brings the artist's life and work to life through multimedia experiences, virtual reality, and personal photographs.
Reporter: Gargee Ranade
Cinema and Psychoanalysis: Exploring the Portrayal of Reflections in Cinema
This project explores how cinema uses visual symbolism and reflection as narrative devices to shape audience interpretation.
Media: How Gender Sensitive, How Inclusive
Research Initiative by UNFPA, Population First, and Gender Issues Cell. | Role: Research Assistant
The project examines the extent to which media organizations promote gender equality, ensure workplace safety, and implement inclusive practices.
WHOWHATWHY.
#1: For 40 years, petrochemical companies promoted plastic recycling – all while knowing it would never truly work. Joseph Winters reports for @grist via @coveringclimate. #plasticpollution ♻️
#2: COP28 ended in Dubai. But does the close of this summit mark the beginning of the end of the fossil fuel era? Jake Johnson reports via @coveringclimate. #climateaction
#1: 🚨 Apple is the first company likely to be in breach of the EU’s Digital Markets Act. If found guilty, it could face fines up to $38 billion. Stay tuned as this story unfolds. 💻
#2: A sense of unease looms over Africa after Gabon’s presidential election and subsequent coup. While citizens reacted with discontent, responses sharply differed from last month’s Niger coup. What sets Gabon apart?
#1: Donald Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally turned ugly as speakers unleashed a barrage of racist, sexist, and xenophobic rhetoric. #2024election
#2: President Joe Biden marked a foreign policy milestone with a U.S.-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. #gazaceasefire #foreignpolicy
#3: War Coverage | Category: News / Reporting Content
From convict to soldier, Victor is one of thousands fighting for Ukraine’s future. His story of redemption and sacrifice reveals the lengths Ukrainians will go to defend their homeland.
#1: On this week's #whowhatwhy podcast, Jeff Schechtman and legal expert Jessica Pishko discuss how sheriffs – most of whom are white – believe their authority supersedes federal and state laws, a movement gaining traction across rural America.
#2: 🎙️On this week’s podcast, Gregory Pierce, director of the UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation, delivers a masterclass on why U.S. urban water systems were never built to withstand wildfires of today’s scale.Sample #3: Feeling anxious in chaotic times? Embracing life’s unpredictability can build resilience. Jeff Schechtman and politics professor Brian Klass explore a new framework for thriving in uncertainty on this week’s #podcast.
#1: Culture | Category: Editorial / Culture Content
When problems feel overwhelming, narrow the scope. Start small: one tiny step a day can help break through the gloom. Each week, #OneSmallThing shares practical ways to make life – and the world – a little better. Link in bio.
CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY
#1: International Picnic Day – Social Copy – Facebook | Instagram | X | Threads
This #InternationalPicnicDay, grab a blanket and enjoy the many lawns, benches, and picnic tables across these 843 acres.
Remember: Clean up after yourself and follow our picnic guidelines to enjoy a hassle-free, relaxed outing! 🧺🌳 Find the best places to picnic in the Park using our guide, available at the link in our bio!
#2: World Environment Day – Social Copy – Facebook | Instagram | Threads
Did you know that Central Park helps cool “urban heat” on the island of Manhattan? 🌿 ✨
While Central Park Conservancy staff handle Park maintenance and care, all visitors can help our efforts to preserve New York City’s backyard by treating all green spaces and their plant life with respect. This means never carving into trees’ bark, picking flowers, damaging roots, or climbing branches. Learn more at the link in our bio! #WorldEnvironmentDay
Objective: To highlight the work of the Central Park Conservancy in caring for this urban green space.
#3: Bat Appreciation Day – Social Copy – X | Facebook | Instagram | Threads
🦇 Happy #BatAppreciationDay! Did you know that bats play a crucial role in our ecosystem by pollinating plants and controlling insect populations? As we celebrate these ecological heroes, learn how the #CentralParkConservancy cares for their natural habitat.
Objective: Educate audiences about bats and how the Conservancy cares for the Landscape.
#4: Central Park's Best-Kept Secrets – Social Copy – X | Facebook | Instagram | TikTok
Ready to explore New York City’s iconic best-kept secrets? Discover the Diary Visitor Center, Shakespeare Garden, and the Waterfalls in the Loch at Central Park! 💚 Tag the person you're bringing to Central Park!
#5: National Gardening Day | Category: Event-Based Content
📚🌷Celebrate #NationalGardeningDay at Central Park’s enchanting Shakespeare Garden! Explore the beauty of nature and literature combined in this floral oasis inspired by William Shakespeare's works. Uncover treasures like the charming Whisper Bench and classic sundial amidst historical blooms, carefully maintained by the #CentralParkConservancy gardeners.
Video Script [Opening shot]
Narrator: Hey, New Yorkers! Ready to uncover Central Park’s hidden gems?
[Scene: Dairy Visitor Center and Gift Shop]
Narrator: Unlock the charm of the Dairy Visitor Center and Gift Shop. Once a spot for kids to get fresh milk, now it's a treasure trove of unique finds.
[Scene: Shakespeare Garden]
Narrator: Nestled on the hillside just below Belvedere Castle, discover the Shakespeare Garden. It’s filled with plants straight out of his plays and poems.
[Scene: The Waterfalls in the Loch]
Narrator: And don’t miss the Waterfalls in the Loch–a peaceful escape in the heart of the city.
[Closing shot of Central Park]
Narrator: From green spaces to secret spots, Central Park is full of surprises. Come explore today!
[Text on screen: "Discover Central Park’s Hidden Gems. Visit Today!"]
FORDHAM UNIVERSITY
I created a series of community-focused short feature stories highlighting the university community.
Combined interviewing, narrative writing, and content strategy.
Format: Feature Profile
#1: Student – Michelle Nista
This feature highlights how a Fordham alumna turned her first fundraising experience into a professional career. I interviewed Michelle, shaped her story into a narrative profile, and aligned the piece with Fordham's communications goals.
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#2: Faculty – Dr Caroline Pogge
A profile on Dr Pogge, director of Fordham's MS in Health Administration, focusing on her leadership journey and her transition from the Army Reserve to academia. I conducted the interview, structured the story, and emphasized themes of resilience and mentorship.
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#3: Alumna – Ysabella Escalona
An alumni spotlight on how the Public Media MA program helped launch a career in television production.
I used direct quotes and narrative structure to highlight Ysabella's experience while maintaining an approachable, community-driven tone.
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