Juliana Kim
Juliana Kim is a reporting intern on the emerging news desk for The Baltimore Sun. A rising senior in Barnard College, I’ve worked at the Columbia Daily Spectator for two years, as a reporter on the West Harlem beat, the cover story editor of Spectator’s longform magazine, and currently, as a senior staff writer covering mental health.
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Years after being shot during an attempted armed robbery, Ulysses Johnson gave out free clothes and gifts on York Road, a few blocks from where he almost died over spare change in his wallet.
- Witnesses to crime in Baltimore express great fear at testifying in court, and say Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby isn't doing enough to protect them from reprisals.
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- For Baltimoreans under 25 experiencing homelessness like the late Jhevan Malone, mental health services are scarce, especially when they’re in crisis.
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- In preparation for the 2020 census, the Baltimore mayor’s office has developed an outreach plan that includes a digital campaign, community events and partnerships with the police department, the school system and the city's immigration office.
