Los Angeles native, Sarah Stephanie Monte is interested in research that reflects diversity in culture and environment. Through her work in journalism she has learned how media can better serve communities by providing an accurate voice for people. She is not afraid to dive into stories at unexplored depths, Sarah makes time to enjoy new heights outdoors and loves to swim, skateboard, and hike. She is currently investigating hydraulic fracturing at the Inglewood Oil field and the impact it has on people and natural resources. Sarah is compelled at how the internet has innovated the exchange of information in the last decade, the social liveliness of being ‘online’, and its ability to expand communication across space.
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Compton gets a taste of the Food Revolution
South LA is getting a taste of Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution, where experienced chefs teach locals how to cook smart...
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Crenshaw LAX rail line leaves trees out
Construction for the Crenshaw/LAX metro line is underway but the new landscape will have to clear trees for three underground...
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Removal of Maya Angelou Performing Arts Principal makes waves with parents and students
Principal Yolanda Rangel has been out of work for a week and not many people seem to know why.
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Kedren Headstart Programs are forced to close in South L.A.
Parents, children, and employees protested outside the administration offices of Kedren Headstart school today in Watts where a community meeting...
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New film pays tribute to Tom Bradley
In commeration of Black History Month, the African American Museum will screen a documentary about Tom Bradley, Los Angeles' first...
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Remembering Nelson Mandela
Mandela died in his home at the age of 95.
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MLK Jr. Park scores new sports field
A class of fifth graders from Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary school in South LA rushed to score on the...
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LA leaders push for free wifi city-wide
The city plans to bring free public wifi,but South LA residents like the idea.
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The NAACP trains local church leaders about health equity
The NAACP held a conference to discuss health equity, the black church, and HIV.
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South LA business is on the rise
The business climate in south los angeles is changing. A micro finance company today released its first annual economic development...
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South LA Church destroyed by fire
Follow up from the fire that burned a historic Church in West Adams.
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Youth Justice Coalition pushes for school safety
The Youth Justice Coalition is hosting a series of events to promote alternatives to pushing kids out of school.
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Dorsey High School students celebrate new building
Dorsey High School gets a new state-of-the-art gynasium
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Housing services reaches out to first time home buyers in LA.
Housing services and lender company Freddie Mac reach out to first time homebuyers in LA County.
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