Karen Juanita Carrillo is a freelance writer based in New York City. Her work primarily focuses on local news and issues, with a particular emphasis on the African American community. Karen's articles cover a wide range of topics, including human rights, social justice, cultural events, and community activism.
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Karen Juanita Carrillo's coverage spans a wide range of local events and topics, with an emphasis on culture, society, government, and politics. Her work indicates a focus on issues related to human rights, community events, cultural celebrations such as Kwanzaa, historical aspects like the massacre of Afro Panamanian neighborhoods in El Chorrillo.
Given her focus on New York City and surrounding areas within the United States and her interest in various social issues including healthcare strikes and civil rights conferences among others would indicate that she may be responsive to pitches from experts or representatives who can provide insights into these local events. Furthermore, individuals involved in initiatives related to culture preservation or protection of human rights might find success reaching out for potential features or interviews.
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The Helen Keller International’s New York Vision Program (NYVP) will conduct free eye examinations for families with children at events on Friday, Aug. 16.
By: Josh.Barker
Deed theft cases continue to plague NYC's Black community as many long-neglected neighborhoods slowly transform into trendy districts.
By: Jesús Chucho Garcia, Karen Juanita Carrillo, Dnc Last
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By: Karen Juanita Carrillo
Judge Inga O’Neale was nominated to run for a seat on the Kings County Supreme Court this year. (Photo credit: Contributed photo)
By: Karen Juanita Carrillo
African diaspora-centered tourism is a fast-growing travel industry market. In contrast to traditional leisure-based and consumption-oriented mass tourism, diaspora tourism emphasizes traveling to learn about culture.
By: Karen Juanita Carrillo
Ayisha Doyle has been fighting to save family her home from deed theft. In 2017, a man informed her his company owned half of her house.
By: Karen Juanita Carrillo, Chris Lee
An August jobs report showed the U.S. adding 142,000 jobs last month, and the national unemployment rate falling slightly to 4.2%.
By: Karen Juanita Carrillo
Campos-Pons invited the public to join her in a “Procession of Angels for Radical Love."
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