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Archived stories by Emily Henry:

06/22/10 South L.A. Teacher Versus Fox News: Huffington Post

04/23/10 The Entryway Project: Old Prejudices, New Media: OJR

02/27/10 Crown Jewel Club instills etiquette, manners in South Los Angeles schoolchildren: KPCC.org

02/22/10 What’s Happening in Compton City Hall? An Introduction to Routine Chaos: Huffington Post

01/05/10 Tales from a Bus in Los Angeles: Huffington Post

12/21/09 Rage Against the Machine Get Christmas Number One Spot in the UK: Huffington Post

11/08/09 From secret life to star in the spotlight: New Zealand Herald on Sunday

10/28/09 Britain’s Silent Conservative Movement: Huffington Post

07/11/09 Cutting Welfare for the Children of Immigrants will Devastate California: Huffington Post

06/23/09 Growing Pains: Can Grassroots Journalism Help Under-Served Communities like South LA? OJR

06/19/09 Life After Death: Newspapers and the Re-Invention of Paper Technology: OJR

05/22/09 Storm Swerling at Santee: WitnessLA

05/12/09 Education Crisis in Los Angeles Illuminates Racial and Economic Divide: Huffington Post

05/05/09 Filling the News Gap: USC and Crenshaw HS Report South LA: WitnessLA

04/21/09 The Community Comes Together to Fight for Educational Rights: Intersections

04/01/09 The Interpretation of Search Trends: How SEO Experts are Tapping into the Human Psyche: Pop + Politics

03/06/09 Dorsey High School’s Culinary Program: Home Ec, With a Side of Tech: Intersections

02/04/09 Morgan Vs. Foretich: Twenty Years Later: LA Weekly

See also:

Huffington Post archive for Emily Henry

“Small World” column on Neon Tommy

Pop+Politics archive for Emily Henry

Listen to Episode One of “Between the Lines” on CSRFM, Canterbury, England (2007):