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Dana Mathura

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Gotham, New York
As seen in: Spectrum News NY1, Brown Girl Magazine, Caribbean American Weekly
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Dana Mathura’s Biography

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A natural-born skeptic, Dana is constantly questioning the world around her with an intense curiosity to know who, what, where, when, why, and most definitely how. As a practicing journalist for over five years equipped with a B.A. in Communications, and set to graduate with a M.S. in Journalism from Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism, she hopes to see herself one day reporting the local news as a broadcast news analyst in her hometown: New York City. When she’s not consuming a…

Dana Mathura’s Journalist Portfolio

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Little Guyana: New York City's Newest Neighborhood

Little Guyana: New York City's Newest Neighborhood

On May 29, a feat that community leaders in Queens, N.Y. had been championing for over 25 years finally came …

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Oil Spill Avoided in Caribbean Sea Thanks to Environmental Groups - Brown Girl Magazine

Oil Spill Avoided in Caribbean Sea Thanks to Environmental Groups - Brown Girl Magazine

Over the last two years in the Caribbean Sea, surrounding Venezuela and Trinidad and Tobago, a floating vesse…

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Trinidadian Artist Renluka Maharaj: A Fresh Take on Indian Indentureship Through Art

Trinidadian Artist Renluka Maharaj: A Fresh Take on Indian Indentureship Through Art

"...be open to learning about a history that has affected millions of people and has caused generational trau…

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Women Voters: A Long Time Coming but Paving the Way | Caribbean American Weekly Newspaper

Women Voters: A Long Time Coming but Paving the Way | Caribbean American Weekly Newspaper

(By Dana Mathura) If you are lucky, you have grown up in an era where you or your daughters have seen women l…

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Trump's Latest Weapon: NTA Letters Will Result in More Deportation of Immigrants | Caribbean Amer...

Trump's Latest Weapon: NTA Letters Will Result in More Deportation of Immigrants | Caribbean Amer...

By Dana Mathura In recent immigration news that may have occurred directly under our noses, the United States…

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Remembering Aretha Franklin | Caribbean American Weekly Newspaper

Remembering Aretha Franklin | Caribbean American Weekly Newspaper

By Dana Mathura. This past Aug. 16, the world lost the acclaimed singer-songwriter, Aretha Franklin to advanc…

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Articles

Global technology initiative aims to use AI for climate relief to the Caribbean

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By Chris Welch, Dana Mathura Verified
| Spectrum News NY1 Verified
As Caribbean American Heritage Month comes to an end, "NY1 At Ten" examined how artificial intelligence can possibly be used to help with climate disasters in the Caribbean. The region is already facing the effects of a warming world when it comes to hurricanes and the bleaching of coral reefs. Lily Dash, the founder of "Future Caribbean" joined "NY1 At Ten" on Tuesday to discuss how the new technology initiative is using a buildathon to come up with climate solutions to disasters like hurricanes.
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National survey shows LGBTQ+ youth face higher suicide risk

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By Cheryl Wills Verified, Dana Mathura Verified
| Spectrum News NY1 Verified
During this Pride Month, “NY1 at Ten” focuses on mental health among LGBTQ+ youth. Studies show that one in 10 young people have attempted suicide in the past year. Jackson Budinger, the senior director of communications at The Trevor Project, a nonprofit focused on suicide prevention, joined “NY1 at Ten” on Thursday to discuss more. Tap the video player above to watch the interview.
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State budget scales back on climate goals

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By Cheryl Wills Verified, Dana Mathura Verified
| Spectrum News NY1 Verified
Gov. Kathy Hochul signed off on the state budget Thursday. However, it rolls back New York’s landmark climate law. The 2019 Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act was set to cut 40% of greenhouse gases from New York state by 2030. Under the new state budget, that target is now 60% by 2040. Climate experts are discussing the impact this will have on New Yorkers. Jessica Ottney Mahar, the policy and strategy director of The Nature Conservancy, joined “NY1 at Ten” on Thursday to discuss more.
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Interview

What was your first job as a journalist?

At Caribbean American Weekly, I was a multimedia journalist working in print, radio and photography. I started as an intern.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No :( But I intend on gifting myself one one of these days.