Heather Khalifa is a staff photojournalist for The Philadelphia Inquirer, specializing in capturing powerful images that tell stories of local events, sports, and community. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for visual storytelling, Heather's photography showcases the essence of Philadelphia and its people.
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Heather Khalifa's work primarily focuses on local event coverage, with a strong emphasis on sports and seasonal activities. She extensively covers events such as sporting matches and community gatherings, often accompanied by photographic content.
Given her focus on local sports events in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia, she is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming games, profiles of athletes or coaches from the region, or compelling human-interest stories within the local sports community.
In addition to this, given her interest in seasonal activities such as Christmas tree shopping and other events captured through photography, she may also respond well to pitches around unique seasonal traditions or visually appealing cultural events happening locally.
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By: Heather Khalifa
Saturday's event was held at Malcolm X park in West Philadelphia.
This year's Penn Relays is the 128th edition of the event, which first was held in 1895. The three-day meet will take place at Franklin Field in Philadelphia from April 25-27 and include more than 15,000 from high school, college, pro and masters categories.
Sixers Cameron Payne shoots under Knicks Bojan Bogdanovic during the second quarter of Game 3 of the NBA Eastern Conference playoffs at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia. Read more
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By: Heather Khalifa, Charles Fox
The 2024 Penn Relays continued for its second day at Franklin Field in Philadelphia on Friday, April 26, 2024.
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By: Charles Fox, Heather Khalifa
The 2024 Penn Relays at Franklin Field in Philadelphia on Saturday, April 27th.
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By: Tom Gralish, Heather Khalifa, Elizabeth Robertson
The pro-Palestine protest encampment formed on the University of Pennsylvania campus last week remained through the weekend, after interim president J. Larry Jameson had ordered the group to disband "immediately."
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By: Heather Khalifa
The Union lost to the Seattle Sounders, 3-2, at Subaru Park on Tuesday, April 30, 2024. The game was a resumption of the match that kicked off on March 9 but was suspended in the sixth minute in due to a rainstorm.
By: Rachel Treisman, Heather Khalifa
Joie Henney says his emotional support alligator, Wally, is missing in Georgia after being kidnapped, found and released into a swamp with some 20 other gators.
By: Heather Khalifa
Susan Gibbs and Jorge Gonzalez look up at the SS United States ocean liner at Pier 82 in Philadelphia on Friday, July 23, 2021. It is the 25th anniversary of Americaís Flagshipís arrival in Philadelphia. The ship was the fastest passenger ship built and the largest ever made in the U.S., according to the SS United States Conservancy. Gibbs grandfather, William Francis Gibbs, was the self-taught naval architect and marine engineer of the ship.
Jen Shinefeld, a field epidemiologist, cleans a wound on Nick Gallagher's arm. [Heather Khalifa/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS]
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