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Mexico City, Phoenix
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Veteran journalist covering national stories in the Southwest 🌵 Past Mexico editor, Cuba buro chief, Nieman fellow, UN corro. Working on memoir “Losing Jimmy.'

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Anita Snow’s Biography

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Anita is a veteran journalist with extensive experience in Latin America, now based in the US Southwest with a general assignment beat covering national stories on topics including urban affairs, immigration and drug trafficking. She has been a foreign correspondent, news editor and staffer on a regional editing desk in Mexico City, a bureau chief in Havana and a foreign desk editor and UN correspondent in New York. She started her career in the 1980s as a metro reporter covering immigration an…

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Granddaughter works to save Barry Goldwater photo collection

Granddaughter works to save Barry Goldwater photo collection

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) - In Alison Goldwater Ross' earliest memories of her grandfather Barry Goldwater, ther…

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Amid ICE killings, more than 100 clergy from across the US stage protest at Delaney Hall

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By Venezuela's earthquakesAnita Snow, Jack Jenkins Verified, Anita Snow Verified
| National Catholic Reporter Verified
The same slogan was also affixed to the historic pulpit of First Presbyterian Church Newark earlier that day, where the faith leaders gathered for songs and a series of speeches championing immigrant rights.
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Vatican-backed priest tours US to visit immigrant families and their advocates

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By Venezuela's earthquakesAnita Snow, Anita Snow Verified, Rhina Guidos Verified
| National Catholic Reporter Verified
When the news broke that Lorenzo Salgado Araujo had been shot and killed by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent as he drove his construction crew to work in Houston last week, a Vatican representative was meeting with immigrant families at a Houston Catholic parish. The families were sharing about the intense levels of fear their community has been experiencing.
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Why are sisters more engaged in environmental activism than other church leaders? Original

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By Anita Snow Verified, Sabrina Danielsen, Ellie Simmons
| Global Sisters Report Verified
There is significant potential for the global Catholic Church to positively impact the climate crisis. Popes have been teaching about climate change for decades, most notably Pope Francis whom Pope Leo XIV has echoed. Alongside these teachings, the Catholic Church also has robust advocacy networks and large amounts of land, buildings and investments that could support changing energy practices.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

I wrote my first news stories on a manual typewriter, pasting the pages together in a long chain with white glue.

How is social media changing news?

Many people now get all their news from social media, which can provide challenges in controlling propaganda and false news

What tools and software do you use to do your job?

Along with the standard software and AP's specialized program, I use a lot of social media for reporting and promotion of stories.

Awards

Nieman Fellowship at Harvard University

2010 - Fellowship

https://nieman.harvard.edu/ Nieman began as a fellowship for select journalists who were invited to spend an academic year at Harvard in pursuit of individual study plans to strengthen their knowledge and leadership skills. Since 1938, the program has awarded Nieman fellowships to more than 1,500 journalists from nearly 100 countries.

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