ICYMI: Congrats to all our 2023 award winners!! See the full list here: https://t.co/jSo0LQLUwG And don't forget to get your tix for our June 20 award ceremony at Stone Brewery here: https://t.co/ZUsx6Urmq6
See my story below to read more about the ways the tribal members and the Pala Environmental Department are combatting climate change and preserving Pala's culture.
"Tribe adapts to increased temperatures, drought to preserve cultural roots" https://t.co/8XK3HTHoG8
During my final semester as an SDSU journalism student, I participated in the #JMS550 capstone course with Professor @cuevacha. Throughout the course, I produced a multimedia story about the Pala Band of Mission Indians' fight against the impact of drought on native plants.
“There's no disconnect between cultural resources and natural resources,” Pala Environmental Director Shasta Gaughen said. “The air is a tribal cultural resource, the water is, the plants are, the animals are, you know, the nonhuman relatives."
Honored to have my story about my time visiting Cyprus during Semester at Sea published on their website!
Semester at Sea Student Stories: Not Like the Movies https://t.co/YkbQv7juRp
.@Presspasslc Laura, what was the biggest challenge you faced when starting out as a media professional and how did it shape your future career? #jms220Q