Tatyana Turner
Tatyana Turner reports on African-American neighborhoods, life & culture with the Report for America national service program for The Baltimore Sun. She covered local news for the Norwood News, a community bi-weekly in the Bronx. She received her B.A. from Temple University and her M.S. from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.
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Steve Washinton, 60, is a volunteer at the Baltimore Animal and Care Shelter (BARCS) in Cherry Hill. For the past eight years, the Nottingham resident has taken on several roles such as greeting visitors at the entrance, spearheading adoption classes, fundraising events and nurturing cats and dogs at the shelter.
- As the country grapples with mental health issues from the pandemic, Dr. David Satcher spoke about the Black community and mental health as part of the University of Maryland School of Social Work’s Promise Heights Initiative, "From the Heights."
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- Former Baltimore Police Department detective, Destinee Macklin, started sewing after surviving a car accident. She's made masks for people around the country. Now she is helping young people dress for success.
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- Troy Staton describes himself as more than just a barber. When someone walks through the doors of Vanity Salon in Hollins Market, where he works, they can get a haircut, take part in a reading session or get a quick health check-up.
