Nadege Green
WLRN
Miami, FL, United States
Contact Nadege
Discover and connect with journalists and influencers around the world, save time on email research, monitor the news, and more.
| Recent: |
|
| Past: |
|
Past articles by Nadege:
Miami And County School Board Destroyed A Black Community To Build A Whites Only School
The taking of black-owned land is a common story throughout the history of the United States. In Miami, one community that was displaced with little notice → Read More
Miami-area ER Nurse's 7-Month-Old Son Tests Positive for COVID-19
The 7-month-old son of a Miami-area ER nurse has tested positive for COVID-19 after he ran a low-grade fever. → Read More
Jackson Hospital ER Nurse Tests Postive For Covid-19, Video Blogs Her Experience
First, Herine Baron panicked, cried and hoped her COVID-19 test would come back negative. Soon, though, the ER nurse at Jackson North Medical Center in → Read More
Florida Seeks Solutions For Driver Licenses Suspended Over Unpaid Debts
Hundreds of people lined up outside the main courthouse in West Palm Beach late last year, all of them trying to get their suspended driver licenses → Read More
North Miami Food Pantry 'Big Help' For Residents
Kevin Monterola tries to make his groceries stretch every month. He works part-time as a concert lighting technician and when his gigs dry up, one of the → Read More
As Seas Rise, Miami’s Black Communities Fear Displacement From The High Ground
Most Friday nights, a small street orchestra of Haitian men parades through Little Haiti playing handmade horns and drums in traditional rara style. The → Read More
Miami Carnival Brings Caribbean Festivities And An Economic Boost To South Florida
Miami Carnival is a medley of Caribbean culture— waist-winding (or whining) rhythms of soca, food offerings from various islands and masquerade bands → Read More
#BahamaStrong: Here's How To Help In The Aftermath Of Hurricane Dorian
This story was updated on September 4, 12: 45 p.m. Shortly after Hurricane Dorian made landfall at Abaco island Sunday afternoon, it was obvious the storm → Read More
What's Your Climate Change Story? The City Of Miami Wants To Know
James Valsaint is concerned about displacement in Little Haiti. He knows the neighborhood’s high elevation is attractive to developers and perspective → Read More
After Losing Her Teenage Son To Gun Violence, This Miami Mom Takes Other Teenage Boys Prom Shopping
This is the first time Sirena Saul is meeting Jason Louis in person. They’ve only been in touch by phone. Louis, a high school senior at Miami Norland, → Read More
For More Than 50 Years Tabou Combo Has Taken Haitian Konpa Across The World
Tabou Combo is one of the biggest bands to come out of Haiti. They're celebrating just over 50 years of being what they call the “ambassadors of konpa.” → Read More
I Fell In Love With Libraries Because of Ms. Shenita, My Childhood Librarian
This week is National Library Week and WLRN reporter Nadege Green talked to her childhood librarian. → Read More
Nine Men Have Gone 12 Days Without Eating To Protest Gun Violence In Miami-Dade
Nine men rest on cots under a large white tent in Miami’s Liberty City neighborhood. They call themselves “The Hunger Nine.” They’re on Day 12 of a hunger → Read More
Home of Miami's First Black Millionaire, Dana A. Dorsey, Now Open To Public
The home of Miami’s first black millionaire is now open to the public. Dana A. Dorsey was what today would be considered a real estate mogul. He was also a → Read More
Home of Miami's First Black Millionaire, Dana A. Dorsey, Now Open To Public
The home of Miami’s first black millionaire is now open to the public. Dana A. Dorsey was what today would be considered a real estate mogul. He was also a → Read More
Annie Segarra On Being A Millennial With A Disability And Accessibility In Miami
Annie Segarra is a disability rights activist from South Miami-Dade. She uses Instagram , Facebook , Twitter and YouTube to talk about living with Ehlers → Read More
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Celebrates 60 Years
The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater is celebrating 60 years this season. On a recent visit to Miami, Artistic Director Robert Battle said the company is → Read More
Creating As A Latinx Artist: A Two Day Event On Identity, Erasure and Art
The Perez Art Museum Miami and ArtCenter/South Florida are hosting two days of panels and studio tours that center around what it means to create as a → Read More
Pikliz: A Spicy Haitian Condiment Gets A Lot of Love In South Florida's Food Scene
In every Haitian restaurant, savory dishes come with a side of pikliz , a spicy pickled medley of shredded cabbage and carrots. Visit a Haitian home and → Read More
Palm Beach County To End Solitary Confinement For Teens In Adult Jails
Palm Beach County is eliminating solitary confinement for juveniles in adult jails. The change comes after Palm Beach County's Sheriff's Office reached a → Read More