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Karen DiazKaren is a dedicated writer and student at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, where she explores the intersections of identity, resilience, and social equity through creative nonfiction. Her writing often draws from personal experiences and observations of the world around her, blending vulnerability with a critical lens. She believes in the power of storytelling to build empathy, spark reflection, and inspire change. As a bilingual writer, Karen also values language as a bridge between cultures and generations. Whether writing about her own upbringing, immigration stories, or moments of quiet resistance, she seeks to elevate the voices of those often unheard. Outside of writing, Karen enjoys reading fiction, experimenting in the kitchen, crafting handmade gifts, and spending time with loved ones. She hopes to continue using her voice to create meaningful, honest, and compassionate work.
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Between Train Cars and Candy Bars: New York's (In)visible Mothers
Underscoring and Sound Design Credit: Prof. Daniel Blake's MUS 336 students: Terryl Bishop and Quanez Pierre
Story Image Credit: James Messerschmidt, New York Post (2023)
Story Image Credit: James Messerschmidt, New York Post (2023)