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Lashaunta Moore

Chicago’s Next Voices columnist
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Lashaunta Moore, 26, a graduate of Percy L. Julian High School on the South Side, works as a social media coordinator for a Chicago company and as a freelance journalist. She shares life hacks that helped her find a way into the city’s media industry.

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La Voz
¿Eres reportero de secundaria? Esta es tu oportunidad de publicar tus historias en el Sun-Times
Hasta el 31 de diciembre, se anima a los escritores de 13 a 18 años a enviar al Sun-Times un relato inédito sobre el tema “Mirando hacia adelante”. Los ganadores serán seleccionados por el personal del Sun-Times y los textos se publicarán en impreso y en línea.
By Lashaunta Moore
 
High school students ages 13 to 18 are invited to submit an original, never-before-published 525- to 600-word writing sample by Dec. 31 for the Sun-Times' Chicago's Next Voices column series. The theme: Looking Ahead.
Chicago’s Next Voices
High school journalists: Here's your chance to be published in the Sun-Times
Through Dec. 31, writers 13 to 18 years old are encouraged to submit an unpublished story to the Sun-Times on the theme of “Looking Ahead.” Winners will be selected by Sun-Times staff, and submissions will be published in print and online.
By Lashaunta Moore
 
Percy L. Julian High School, Chicago Public Schools.
Chicago’s Next Voices
CPS career training is a gift for underserved communities, Chicago's Next Voices columnist writes
Few people realize what a wide range of career and technical education programs the Chicago Public Schools offers, says guest columnist Lashaunta Moore, who learned broadcast media skills at Percy L. Julian High School in Washington Heights.
By Lashaunta Moore
 
Lashaunta Moore, the Chicago Sun-Times latest Chicago’s Next Voices columnist.
Chicago’s Next Voices
Life hacks can offer all of us a way forward even when opportunities are scarce
Chicago’s Next Voices columnist Lashaunta Moore: Hard work and life hacks can open doors and unleash talent, especially for those from underserved communities.
By Lashaunta Moore