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Dana Muller

New Orleans
As seen in: Illumination, MSN Österreich, HuffPost, MSN Deutschland, Yahoo Singapore, WGNO-TV (New Orleans, LA), We Are Teachers, KLFY-TV (Lafayette, LA), 225 Magazine, WNTZ-TV (Lafayette, LA)
FQHC Marketing & Grant Director in Southeast Louisiana, dedicated to enhancing healthcare accessibility.
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Three Baton Rouge actors on why they believe the performing arts matter

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By Dana Muller
| 225 Magazine
On the heels of the shocking closure of Theatre Baton Rouge just shy of its 80th anniversary, it hasn’t been the easiest year for local performers. But thespians find hope on the stage—and in absorbing the many shows that continue to play out across the Capital Region. Here, they offer a window into the world of community theater. Answers have been edited for clarity and brevity.
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These 20 nonprofits, all launched within the last 20 years, are focused on making Baton Rouge better

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By Kelli Bozeman, Dana Muller
| 225 Magazine
Discover the heart and soul of the greater Baton Rouge community through a look at 20 local nonprofits that were created in the 20 years since 225 Magazine was born in 2005. From supporting education and health to preserving culture and the environment, these organizations keep giving back year after year, making our community stronger for all of its citizens.
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An optimist’s guide: 20 things we are excited about in Baton Rouge's future

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By Dana Muller, Laura Furr Mericas 
| 225 Magazine
Baton Rouge looks a lot different than it did when 225 first hit newsstands back in 2005. It will likely change even more in another 20 years thanks to exciting transformations that are in the works and on the rise. From major master plans and groundbreaking clean energy developments to hyper-local pedestrian pathways and cultural attractions, city leaders are conceptualizing projects that promise to enrich our quality of life, boost the economy and strengthen our communities.
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