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Daniella Hakim’s Biography

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In pursuit of journalistic truth and integrity and amplifying underrepresented voices. Find my work on The Seminole Tribune, The Miami Herald, and Caplin News.

Graduate of the Lee Caplin School of Journalism and Media at Florida International University. 2024 University of Oxford Creative Writing Fellow.

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Daniella Hakim’s Journalist Portfolio

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Youth delve into tribal sovereignty, self-determination in Washington

Youth delve into tribal sovereignty, self-determination in Washington

At this year's Close Up and United South and Eastern Tribes (USET) Impact Week Youth Summit, 30 high school s…

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'Remaining Native': Running in remembrance of Indigenous survival

'Remaining Native': Running in remembrance of Indigenous survival

Kutoven Stevens pictures himself running for his life as his great-grandfather once did at eight years old. S…

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Montana Cypress's 'Becoming Buffalo,' featured at Native Reel Cinema Festival

Montana Cypress's 'Becoming Buffalo,' featured at Native Reel Cinema Festival

Buffalo Tiger was a celebrated figure amongst the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians and Montana Cypress's childhood…

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He was just a toddler when he began difficult leukemia treatment. Now he's cancer-free

He was just a toddler when he began difficult leukemia treatment. Now he's cancer-free

Lucas Salazar, center, underwent years of grueling treatment for leukemia. Now 5, he’s cancer-free. "Lucas an…

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For a teenager with a genetic disease, her foster family has given her a new life

For a teenager with a genetic disease, her foster family has given her a new life

For a teenager with a genetic disease, her foster family has given her a new life.

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How Tony Succar, FIU alum and Latin Grammy winner, is reimagining Salsa music

How Tony Succar, FIU alum and Latin Grammy winner, is reimagining Salsa music

A scholarship rejection letter changed the course of Tony Succar's life in 2004. He was a talented midfielder…

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Tribal community unites for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women

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By Daniella Hakim
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Durante Blais-Billie offers participants a moment of silence for MMIR. (Photo by Daniella Hakim) In remembrance of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives (MMIR), Durante Blais-Billie and Dr. Tomasina Chupco led the second annual walk of prayer for justice, unity, and remembrance. Every first week of May, Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) Week of Action is a sacred call to honor MMIW, girls, and two-spirit (LGBTQI+ identifying) relatives by uplifting their names, stories, and spirits.
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The Seminole Tribune

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By Daniella Hakim
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Thomas Gallaher’s recently published historical fiction novel has been a six-year labor of love. Upon crossing paths with the Seminoles in 1981, Gallaher was certain he would write a book on the venturous tribe’s history. It wasn’t until 2020 that the author set out on relaying a story unknown to many. “Way back then, I knew one day I would write a book about the Seminoles, to try to tell the world about their unbelievable history,” said Gallaher.
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