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Brianna Nargiso

Brianna Nargiso is a graduate of the Howard University Cathy Hughes School of Communications with a major in media, journalism, and film, and a minor in political science. She also holds a graduate degree from Mercer University.

With a passion for social justice, education, and public health, Brianna has contributed to multiple publications, including Flintside, The Root, 101 Magazine, Howard University News Service, and many others. Her work spans profiles, event recaps, politics, and breaking news, earning her a nomination for a Hearst journalism award.

An active member of the National Association for Black Journalists, Brianna has worked with Teach for America and the Peace Corps. She is now a doctoral candidate at American University, committed to advancing her mission as an international change agent.

Brianna Nargiso's Latest Articles

Next month, the Flint & Genesse Group will reveal the honorees of their first-ever 40 Under 40 program.
Flint & Genesee Group announces honorees of its first-ever ’40 Under 40′ program

Next month, the Flint & Genesee Group will reveal the honorees for its first-ever '40 Under 40' program to be highlighted in the September-October edition of 'AND Magazine.'

100K Ideas' "Mystery Box" auction happens on Thursday, August 25 at the Ferris Wheel Building from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM.
100K Ideas brings a fundraising twist to Flint with ‘Mystery Box’ auction

An auction with a unique twist and powerful purpose, 100K Ideas is set to host their "Mystery Box" Auction fundraiser to help support aspiring entrepreneurs in Flint.

1st Lt. Yvonne Brantley talks serving the community and giving back.
Michigan State Police 1st Lt. Yvonne Brantley is on a Mission to Bring Change to Flint

“We are here for you and want to work with you!” First Lieutenant Yvonne Brantley of the Michigan State Police discusses her desire to bridge the gap between community and law enforcement.

This year's Gus Macker Tournament will be in downtown Flint on July 30-31.
‘Chamber Madness’ business bracket gets added to this year’s Gus Macker Tournament

The new Chamber Madness bracket at this year's Gus Macker basketball event gives Flint businesses a chance to unite and compete.

Ira "Bootleg" Dorsey, of the pioneering Flint rap group The Dayton Family, during his interview for the 2020 documentary "Breed & Bootleg: Legends of Flint Rap Music."
‘Breed & Bootleg’ star hopes Emmy win motivates Flint artists to tell their story

“In Flint, we do it big or we don’t do it at all. This award shows that and I really hope this success motivates the people of Flint.”

Flint is gearing up for a weekend-long celebration of Juneteenth festivities that includes music, food, local vendors, a parade, fireworks, and activities for the entire family.
A look at Juneteenth celebrations happening in Flint this weekend

In recognition of the national holiday Juneteenth, Flint residents can expect a variety of events across the city to help bring in this year’s celebration of Black liberation. 

The Flint & Genesee Group summer internship program is set to launch on June 23, 2022.
The Flint & Genesee Group is looking for ‘Flinterns’ this summer

The Flint & Genesee Group is opening up its summer internship program to Flint residents looking to network with professionals and obtain workplace skills.

Allison Zuckerman, American, born 1990, Restless Muse, 2018, Painting, 108 x 85 1/2 in.
‘Being Human: Contemporary Art’ exhibition comes to Flint Institute of Arts

The exhibit Being Human: Contemporary Art from the Rubell Museum will be featured at the Flint Institute of Arts from May 14 through August 28, 2022.

Several Michigan-based organizations are aiming to spread awareness about the dangers of kidney disease among African Americans, particularly in the Flint area.
Three organizations addressing kidney disease in Flint’s African American community

"Together, we must continue to do the work that is tangible, results-focused, and lifesaving." Several Michigan organizations are spreading awareness about kidney disease that affects a large portion of the Black community.

Literacy Network staff, from left, Jessica Kitchner, Brenniss Carnes-Ferguson, Ummy Siddiqui, Ella Gill, Katherine Landon, Angela Hood, Mervat Esaak, and Holly Morang.
The CFGF aims to close the literacy gap in Genesee County with ‘Literacy for Life’ initiative

The CFGF has connected more than 300 community stakeholders to establish initiatives to help close the literacy gap in the Flint community. 

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