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Soy mujer de herencia caribeña, de ojos grandes y piel canela. Nacida en los Estados Unidos de América, sigo en esta profesión porque me persigue desde 2012, cuando comencé a dejar huellas con mi periodismo en la región norte de República Dominicana.
Me dedico al periodismo de comunidades, en especial sobre salud transnacional, iniciativas de microeconomía y los movimientos de liderazgo bicultural. Exploro la complejidad de las experiencias latinas y las relaciones de la gente que vive en las Américas, las diásporas y sus descendientes estadounidenses.
I’m a journalist who focuses on the complex transnational experiences that Latinos face in the U.S. and around the Americas, caring most about the communities’ access to health care, food, jobs, green spaces, business development, education and leadership skills.
Anchored in listening and engagement tactics, my journalism aims to impact the lives of bilingual Latinos by centering their experiences, positioning them in the larger contexts of society, empowering them to act or mobilize, and by fostering a sense of belonging that builds on purpose.
I’ve produced multimedia work for mainstream news media and community news media in print, broadcast, digital and messaging platforms the last 13 years.
Eager to build on my own news products, I’ve trained in editorial content production, news media leadership, resource management, audience engagement and development, business structure, and branding.
Due to the lack of support and official recognition as the Latino fan base for the Philadelphia Union, Rubén Vásquez decided to end his time hosting tailgates and parties in favor of the local soccer team. After a two year hiatus, he decided to give it another try.
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As we all recap something from 2024, I arrive at year’s end highlighting the community talks I held late this
At the end of 2023, I was diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome . Based on what I know today, it’s a chronic condition
At the end of 2023, I found myself forced to travel to the Dominican Republic for urgent medical care. The
