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Alice Moreno

(She/Her)
  • Freelance Reporter and Photographer, Freelance
New York
As seen in: Miami Herald, The Chronicle of Higher Education, Miami New Times, EIN News, QNS.com, Bronx Times, Fordham Observer, PoliticsNY, Manhattan Times, Queens Ledger and
Covers:  When it comes to writing, anything related to profiles, community happenings, local news, and arts and culture! For photography: Just about anything, from news, to editorial, to sports!
Media Asst @coopcitytimes | Freelance #LIHerald #QueensLedger @greater_li @qns @bronxtimes 📸📝📰🗞️ | former @commobserver

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Alice Moreno’s Biography

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Alice Moreno is a Colombian-American photojournalist based in New York City. Born and raised in Miami, she grew up with storytellers: her father, a former journalist during the tumultuous times of 1990s Colombia, and her mother, who told stories from her childhood growing up in a small village. Moreno became intrigued with people’s backgrounds, interested in their history and longing to hear more. She graduated from Fordham University in August 2023, obtaining her Bachelor of Arts in Journalism…

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Verse4Verse makes poetry accessible and fun in queer spaces - QNS

Verse4Verse makes poetry accessible and fun in queer spaces - QNS

On March 15, DADA, located in Ridgewood, hosted Verse4Verse, a night filled with poetry, music, drag and art.…

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Orange Bank & Trust Company hosts annual Bronx Women in Business Empowerment event - Bronx Times

Orange Bank & Trust Company hosts annual Bronx Women in Business Empowerment event - Bronx Times

Orange Bank & Trust Company hosted the second annual Bronx Women in Business Empowerment Event at the F&J Pin…

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Anime NYC Shows Love for Japanese Culture and Cosplay - Queens Ledger

Anime NYC Shows Love for Japanese Culture and Cosplay - Queens Ledger

Cosplayers dress up as Goofy, Donald, Mickey Mouse, and Sora from the game "Kingdom Hearts." The Jacob K. Jav…

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Alanna O'Donnell, the Queens Recipient of the FLAG Award - Queens Ledger

Alanna O'Donnell, the Queens Recipient of the FLAG Award - Queens Ledger

By Alice Moreno Alanna O'Donnell thought it was a normal day at school on May 30, going to her usual meetings…

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Astoria Park Carnival: A Photo Essay - Queens Ledger

Astoria Park Carnival: A Photo Essay - Queens Ledger

ALICE MORENO Astoria Park Carnival is back, marking the arrival of summer in New York City. Running from June…

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Queens Rising Begins 2025 Summer Initiative - Queens Ledger

Queens Rising Begins 2025 Summer Initiative - Queens Ledger

Alice Moreno This June will be dedicated to the arts and culture surrounding Queens. That is all thanks to th…

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Ample Hills, Heatonist collaborate on super hot ice cream flavors — and one requires a waiver!

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By Alice Moreno
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Ample Hills, Heatonist collaborate on super hot ice cream flavors — and one requires a waiver! Ample Hills Creamery and Heatonist have partnered to create three special ice cream flavors.
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Kupferberg Center for the Arts, Flushing Town Hall, Louis Armstrong House Museum and NYC Parks to host 2026 Queens Jazz Trail Concert Series

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By Alice Moreno
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Since the 1920s, Queens has been home to a wide variety of Jazz greats, including Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday and Charles Mingus. The event is inspired by Flushing Town Hall’s Queens Jazz Trail Map, which showcases areas where jazz legends once resided and performed.
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BP Richards discusses quality-of-life concerns during South Jamaica town hall

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By Alice Moreno
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BP Richards discusses quality-of-life concerns during South Jamaica town hall Queens Borough President Donovan Richards Jr. on June 25 hosted a town hall at the Edward Byrne PAL Center in South Jamaica. Photo by Alice Moreno Queens Borough President Donovan Richards Jr. on June 25 hosted a town hall in South Jamaica. The town hall — held at the Edward Byrne PAL Center, located at 116-25 Guy R. Brewer Blvd.
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Why did you become a journalist?

I love hearing about people's stories. Everyone comes from different walks of life and not one story is unique.

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

Nope. I was a part of my community college's paper -- I was photo editor at MDC's The Reporter.

When you're not at a computer, where are you most likely to be?

Playing video games or shopping!

Awards

Florida College System Publications Association

2021 - First Place in the Feature Photo Category.

I won first place in the feature photo category for pictures taken of the Miami-based EDM duo Paperwater. https://mdcthereporter.com/miami-duo-shines-a-light-on-black-musicians-creating-electronic-music-with-debut-album/

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Florida College System Publications Association

2022 - Third Place in the Picture Story Category

I won third place in the picture story category alongside two other photographers for pictures taken during Miami Dade College's 2019-2020 graduation ceremony. https://mdcthereporter.com/miami-dade-college-2019-20-commencement-ceremonies/

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