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Jennifer Anne Mitchell’s Journalist Portfolio

Local Arts Groups Rely on Community Funding in the Absence of Government Support

Local Arts Groups Rely on Community Funding in the Absence of Government Support

In-depth report on the D.C. arts community's financial challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic

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Reporting on Crises? Yoga Can Help Cope With the Stress

Reporting on Crises? Yoga Can Help Cope With the Stress

Analysis piece on stress management for reporters covering crises

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The Phillips' Exhibition Community in Focus is Cathartic After 2020

The Phillips' Exhibition Community in Focus is Cathartic After 2020

Review of an exhibition that chronicles 2020 with photos submitted by members of the public

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Street Artists Beautify NoMa During International Mural Festival

Street Artists Beautify NoMa During International Mural Festival

Article for hyperlocal outlet that I contributed to as one of its first regular writers

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10 Ways Journalists Can Incorporate the Everyday Into Their Reporting

10 Ways Journalists Can Incorporate the Everyday Into Their Reporting

How-to guide on filling in narrative gaps and combating stereotypes through reporting

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D.C. Will House a First-of-its-kind Museum Dedicated to Diplomacy

D.C. Will House a First-of-its-kind Museum Dedicated to Diplomacy

Local news story that was included in Artnet's daily digest of major art developments around the world

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CulturalDC Provides Artists Unconventional Platforms to Respond to the World

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By Jennifer Anne Mitchell
| Washington City Paper Verified
Last March, a 22,000-pound, 320 sq. ft. shipping container sat outside Union Market. The portable art space is CulturalDC’s Mobile Art Gallery, used since 2017, which typically hosts three to five exhibitions per year at locations throughout the city. Then COVID-19 happened. CulturalDC had to pause the Mobile Art Gallery’s installation Rendition, which was supposed to be on view from Feb. 8 to March 29, 2020.
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The DC Lineup for this weekend: squad goals, girl power and giving

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By Jennifer Anne Mitchell
| The DC Line
Women’s History Month takes center stage in this edition of The DC Lineup, along with events focused on local Black history, music, art and gardening. The weather should be cold but sunny with clear skies throughout the weekend, March 5‐7. Temperatures are predicted to range from 25 to 47 degrees, according to the forecast. Toyin Alli, owner/chef of Puddin’ (Photo courtesy of Puddin’) 1.
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The DC Lineup for this weekend: Union Station, a student dance show and a socially distant sing

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By Jennifer Anne Mitchell
| The DC Line
Events that honor the conclusion of Black History Month as well as history, arts and animal rights are featured in this edition of The DC Lineup. The weather for this weekend, Feb. 26–28, should be cloudy on Friday afternoon with rain in the forecast for Friday evening and throughout the rest of the weekend. Temperatures are predicted to range from 38 to 59 degrees. 1.
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