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Voices of the Caño | Laura Hernández Cartagena: The Young Voice Committed to Rebuilding Community in Barrio Obrero

By Paola N. Maldonado CruzJournalism Student In Barrio Obrero’s Marina sector, where the streets hold stories passed down from generation to generation, Laura Hernández Cartagena remembers her childhood through small but meaningful fragments. One of

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Voices of el Caño | “I’m Not a Leader, I’m a Community Spokesperson”: Awilda Camacho, a Legacy That Transcends

By Soyell Sabad Cabassa SerranoJournalism Student Every morning, before the heat takes over Santurce, Awilda Camacho Llanos begins her routine by walking through Barrio Obrero, greeting neighbors who recognize her as a community spokesperson. For

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Ferré Rangel School of Communication hosts keynote on the Ethical Use of Artificial Intelligence in Journalism

By Institutional Communications The Ferré Rangel School of Communication kicked off Communication Month with the keynote lecture “Ethical AI for Journalism Innovation,” delivered by Daniel Román Pacheco, a journalism professor at Syracuse University. The event

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