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Lola Rosario
58 Calle San Patricio
Loíza, No State-Outside of the US (Puerto Rico)
Phone: 980-368-8558
Email: lo@lolaslines.com
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58 Calle San Patricio
Loíza, No State-Outside of the US (Puerto Rico)
Phone: 980-368-8558
Email: lo@lolaslines.com
Send Private Message
Freelancer
Resumes ID: 10472
Resumes Views: 115
Location: Loíza, , Puerto Rico
Postal Code: 00772
Posted: 07.31.2023
Job Type: freelance
Job Category: Online | New Media
Updated: 2023-07-31 10:17:57
Objective
To report on stories pertaining to cultural identity, feminism, and social justice issues vis-à-vis Puerto Rico's status as a U.S. territory. My reporting has a pro-Independent, pro-Afro Boricua & Indigenous Boricua perspective.Education:
08.15.1988 - 04.27.1991
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Aeronautical Studies
Bachelor’s Degree
Aeronautical Studies
Bachelor’s Degree
09.09.1985 - 05.18.1987
SUNY Farmingdale
Aeronautical Science
Associate Degree
Aeronautical Science
Associate Degree
Work Experience:
Freelance Cultural Journalist
05.02.2022 -
Freelance |
Researching and reporting on feminism, cultural identity and social justice issues impacting Borikén, I write on matters such as femicides, the impacts of colonization, displacement, and gentrification. My work is conducted via interviews with subject matter experts, cultural advocates, and artists. As someone who left the U.S. (after 53 years) to return to her ancestral motherland of Borikén, I am also interested in delving into the conflicted emotions of what I call 'dual identity syndrome.' The goal of my work is always to highlight the beauty of our Afro Boricua and Indigenous heritages. As a spoken word poet, my verses are nearly always protest in nature. I incorporate themes of sexual abuse, childhood trauma and the intersectionality of language and identity.
Freelance |
Researching and reporting on feminism, cultural identity and social justice issues impacting Borikén, I write on matters such as femicides, the impacts of colonization, displacement, and gentrification. My work is conducted via interviews with subject matter experts, cultural advocates, and artists. As someone who left the U.S. (after 53 years) to return to her ancestral motherland of Borikén, I am also interested in delving into the conflicted emotions of what I call 'dual identity syndrome.' The goal of my work is always to highlight the beauty of our Afro Boricua and Indigenous heritages. As a spoken word poet, my verses are nearly always protest in nature. I incorporate themes of sexual abuse, childhood trauma and the intersectionality of language and identity.
Total Years Experience:
1 yearsSkills:
- Tri-lingual Spanish, French, English
- WordPress
- Canva
- Adobe
- Google Docs
- Microsoft Office
- Proofreading
- Collaborating with Editors
- Internet research & fact source checking