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Request QuoteNatalie Abruzzo is a TV reporter, multi-media journalist and filmmaker in New York. She recently earned her master’s degree at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism where she studied broadcast journalism with a concentration in health and science. Natalie spent 2015 simultaneously working as an on-air reporter for ABC and CBS in the Twin Tiers area of New York State and completing her first documentary short, “The Sixty-Six Percent.” She speaks with audiences about her project engaging in a broader conversation about the disparities between women’s clothing sizes, body shapes and cultural norms. Natalie’s work has appeared on ABC, CBS, MSNBC, NBC, CUNY TV, WBCR 1090AM, WHCR 90.3FM, NYCity NewsService, New York Daily News, Mott Haven Herald, Sheepshead Bites.
A Southern Tier teenager wants to see the wonders of the world before he can’t. He is like any other teenager, into sports, loves hanging with his friends. But unlike any other teenager, he is legally blind and knows his life is about change.
Produced for NY City News Service
The Best Friends Animal Society filled the Brooklyn Expo Center with 800 dogs, cats and rabbits in hopes of matching the rescued pets with new families. Prospective pet parents also flocked to the three-day “Super Adoption” in Greenpoint.
2015 marked the 167th Anniversary of the Women’s Rights Convention in Seneca Falls, New York. Known as the birthplace of the women’s rights movement, Seneca Falls is not only a thriving town, it is also a national treasure.
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