Adriana Imhof serves as Media Impact Funders’ Communications & Program Associate. She holds a B.A. in Communication Studies from Temple University Klein College of Media and Communications. While completing her degree, Adriana began her own business as a freelance social media manager, working with organizations like Uncle Bobbie’s Coffee and Books, Urban Movement Arts and Hip Hop Fundamentals. After graduating, she worked as a copywriter at WatchBox, where she sharpened her storytelling skills. Adriana dedicates her free time to studying street dance in Philadelphia’s rich dance community and documenting the performances of fellow movers.
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“Let’s End DV”: A podcast series by Blue Shield of California Foundation about ending domestic violence
Last Spring, Emmy-nominated actor Jonathan Majors and his then-partner Grace Jabbari got into a domestic dispute that ended with Majors’ arrest. Shortly after the case made headlines a firestorm of online debate ensued. A groundswell of support grew for Majors—whose swift ascent to Hollywood stardom positioned him as an A-list celebrity—despite evidence of him assaulting […]
After Uvalde: Guns, Grief & Texas Politics | FRONTLINE
Eight days after Salvador Ramos turned 18, he walked into his former elementary school armed with a legally-purchased AR-15-style rifle and killed 19 children and two adults—all within about three minutes. The mass shooting happened on May 24, 2022, at Robb Elementary in Uvalde, Texas; it’s now the second deadliest school shooting in the United […]
There’s a new documentary film festival on the scene: Meet DC/DOX
We had the pleasure of attending the inaugural edition of the DC/DOX Documentary Festival earlier this month in Washington, D.C. Two films stood out for their noteworthy depictions of the importance of public interest media and journalism: Bad Press and Breaking the News. “Bad Press” follows journalist Angel Ellis of Mvskoke Media as she battles […]