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Breanna Sapp

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Berlin, Germany
As seen in: Daily Reflector, Rocky Mount Telegram, The Daily Advance, Roanoke-Chowan News-Herald, The East Carolinian, WZMB-FM (Greenville, NC), Gates County Index
Covers:  Local, national and international affairs, education, community events, culture, politics

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Breanna Sapp’s Biography

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Experienced journalist and communications professional with a demonstrated history of working in print and digital media. An alumna of East Carolina University with a Multidisciplinary Studies BA focused in International Studies, an English BA with a technical writing certificate, and a minor in political science. Currently completing a Master of International Affairs (MIA) at the Hertie School in Berlin, Germany.

Breanna Sapp’s Journalist Portfolio

A Campus Divided: How a BDS Endorsement Unraveled the Hertie School

A Campus Divided: How a BDS Endorsement Unraveled the Hertie School

In the span of a week, a student government resolution endorsing the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) Cam…

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When the Watchdogs are Muzzled: The Hidden Costs of Shutting Foreign Journalists out of Gaza

When the Watchdogs are Muzzled: The Hidden Costs of Shutting Foreign Journalists out of Gaza

For Israel, accusations of war crimes like genocide–and the legal consequences that could result–pose a major…

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Charities struggle to help hungry: High costs increase demand, diminsh supply

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By Breanna Sapp
| Daily Reflector Verified
Higher prices are continuing to force more people to rely on charity to keep food on the table this holiday season and making it harder for outreach efforts to meet the need, Pitt County food distributors said. While inflation has slowed and gas prices have dropped, many who support local food pantries still have to pay more to keep their own pantries full, said Ava White, board president for Ayden Christian Care Center, a nonprofit pantry that serves the Ayden-Grifton area.
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Charities struggle to help hungry: High costs increase demand, diminsh supply

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By Breanna Sapp
| Rocky Mount Telegram Verified
Higher prices are continuing to force more people to rely on charity to keep food on the table this holiday season and making it harder for outreach efforts to meet the need, Pitt County food distributors said. While inflation has slowed and gas prices have dropped, many who support local food pantries still have to pay more to keep their own pantries full, said Ava White, board president for Ayden Christian Care Center, a nonprofit pantry that serves the Ayden-Grifton area.
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Christmas spirit alive and well during Snow Hill parade

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By Breanna Sapp
| Daily Reflector Verified
SNOW HILL — Crowds gathered in downtown Snow Hill to ring in the holiday cheer when the annual Christmas parade came to town, waving at friends and family and catching candy as the festive parade units passed by. Dozens of floats and groups representing different community organizations, churches, businesses, schools and local government made up the parade, which lasted almost an hour on the afternoon of Dec. 2 due to its size.
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