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Andrea Gutierrez

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As seen in: Apple Podcasts, NPR, TED Radio Hour, WBUR-FM (Boston, MA), The World from PRX, DVIDS, California Love, LAist, WLRN-FM (Miami, FL), KPBS-TV (San Diego, CA) and
Covers:  arts and culture, race and ethnicity
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Andrea Gutierrez is a reporter and podcast producer in Los Angeles. She's drawn to stories about culture, identity, and power. A longtime storyteller with work in print, digital, and audio, she most recently produced and reported for NPR, where she was part of the teams who made TED Radio Hour, It’s Been a Minute, and Planet Money. Her reporting has aired on shows across the network, including All Things Considered, Weekend Edition, Code Switch and Alt.Latino. In 2023, she reported from Berlin …

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The Los Angeles raids make Deaf immigrants more vulnerable

The Los Angeles raids make Deaf immigrants more vulnerable

Both disability rights and immigrant rights advocates are limited in the help they can offer disabled communi…

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Immigrants recovering from LA fires turn to local organizations

Immigrants recovering from LA fires turn to local organizations

Many Black and brown immigrants who worked as house cleaners, caregivers, and gardeners lost work after fires…

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An LA art exhibition challenges visitors to rethink their perceptions of fire

An LA art exhibition challenges visitors to rethink their perceptions of fire

Indigenous fire stewardship practices have existed for millennia in California. A new art exhibition in Los A…

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Is it safe to eat my backyard fruit in LA?

Is it safe to eat my backyard fruit in LA?

With so much ash in the air, home gardeners may be wondering: can I eat my homegrown produce?

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Angel Island, and Why the U.S. Has Historically Used Islands to Isolate, Process, and Deter Immig...

Angel Island, and Why the U.S. Has Historically Used Islands to Isolate, Process, and Deter Immig...

We take a deeper look at the creation and enduring legacy of the country's first detention center, Angel Isla…

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1931 film Drácula gets its first film score, just in time for Halloween

1931 film Drácula gets its first film score, just in time for Halloween

The 1931 Spanish-language Drácula will get its first film score. It was among the early "talkies," when filmm…

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Revolutionary Socialists in Argentina Bring Class Struggle to Congress

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By Andrea Gutierrez Verified
| Left Voice Verified
When PTS deputy Nicolás del Caño took his oath for Congress, he used the moment to defend retirees, people with disabilities, and the health sector - groups under severe attack from the government's austerity drive. He also demanded a free Palestine, condemned the military aggression in Gaza as genocide, and denounced U.S. imperialist meddling in Venezuela and across Latin America.
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California’s 'zone zero' fire rules clash with LA’s need for shade

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By Andrea Gutierrez Verified
| LAist Verified
With our free press under threat and federal funding for public media gone, your support matters more than ever. Help keep the LAist newsroom strong, become a monthly member or increase your support today. Clara Solis would hate to lose the hedge outside her window. It’s on the sunny, south side of her house in Highland Park and it provides shade on hot days. It also offers some protection against pollution from the 110 Freeway just two blocks away. Her neighbors have similarly placed plants.
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Zone zero and shade

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By Andrea Gutierrez Verified
| LAist Verified
Read on ... to hear what people in Highland Park and North Hollywood are saying. Why now: The acreage covered by zones deemed to be “high” or “very high” fire hazard have grown significantly throughout the state since Cal Fire updated its maps in March, which it does based on modeling using various types of data. Why?
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Awards

AIR New Voices Scholar

2019

Each year, AIR teams up with the Third Coast International Audio Festival to identify and cultivate a diverse roster of early-career talent to help programs, stations, and networks connect with more ears, homes, and corners of America. The scholarship provides 15 recipients with funding for travel and attendance to the annual Third Coast Conference in Chicago, Illinois. New Voices will find a network of peers and mentors, opportunities to meet industry leaders, and chances to share their interests, concerns and work.

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