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Keith Bryant

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California
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Keith Bryant’s Biography

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I'm a public communicator with a newsroom mindset, skilled at managing real-time information, crafting clear public messaging and building trust across digital platforms.

At LA Metro, I lead social media alerting and crisis communications, creating messages that inform millions of riders and strengthen confidence in our system. My role blends content strategy, digital analytics and community engagement, helping our team communicate fast and effectively when it matters most.

Before public servic…

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Congress Approves $94.3 Million for Los Angeles 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games Transportation ...

Congress Approves $94.3 Million for Los Angeles 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games Transportation ...

Metro announced today that Congress has approved $94.3 million in mobility-related funding supporting the 202…

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Metro seeks rider input to improve transit for neurodivergent riders | The Source

Metro seeks rider input to improve transit for neurodivergent riders | The Source

Riders are invited to take a brief survey to help Metro better understand the needs of neurodivergent riders …

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Go Metro to your favorite jolly events this weekend: December 19 to December 21 | The Source

Go Metro to your favorite jolly events this weekend: December 19 to December 21 | The Source

The holiday season is in full swing with plenty of events bringing joy and cheer across L.A. County. There is…

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Go Metro to your favorite jolly events this weekend: December 12 to December 14 | The Source

Go Metro to your favorite jolly events this weekend: December 12 to December 14 | The Source

The holiday season is in full swing with plenty of events bringing joy and cheer across L.A. County. There ar…

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Celebrate Community and Culture at "Roots & Routes: Grill & Chill" in Willowbrook | The Source

Celebrate Community and Culture at "Roots & Routes: Grill & Chill" in Willowbrook | The Source

Willowbrook is turning up the flavor this December with Roots & Routes: Grill & Chill, a free community celeb…

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Go Metro to your favorite autumn events this weekend: November 28 to November 30 | The Source

Go Metro to your favorite autumn events this weekend: November 28 to November 30 | The Source

The holiday season is in full swing with plenty of events bringing joy and cheer across L.A. County. From L.A…

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Go Metro to the best spring events in Los Angeles this weekend: March 27-29

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By Keith Bryant, Keith Bryant
| metro.net
Spring has arrived across Los Angeles, and the final weekend of March delivers. The Dodgers are back on the diamond, L.A. Zoo Bloom is in full swing, and events are popping up across the county. Metro can get you there without the parking headache. Here’s what’s happening.
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Three ways to support young people with mental ill-health

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By Keith Bryant
| Pearls and Irritations
The social and economic cost of youth mental ill-health in Australia is a burning issue that will persist unless we urgently and actively change the way the system interacts with young people and their families. The recent heartbreaking account published in The Age (20 May) (“Broken mental health system failed my son.
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Google searches for 'climate anxiety' hit a record high

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By Keith Bryant
| Spectrum News 1 Columbus Verified
The concerns about climate continue to grow. Data from Google says searches related to “climate anxiety” hit a record high in 2023 over the last five years worldwide.
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