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Alana Rocha

Alana Rocha

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Director, Collaborative and Rural Initiatives, The Institute for Nonprofit News (INN)

Austin, Texas

Biography

Alana Rocha leads INN’s Rural News Network — its most ambitious collaboration to date. As editor, Alana works with more than 80 member outlets in 47 states to guide and amplify coverage of remote areas. Alana joined INN after 20 years as a news and politics reporter in Florida, Kansas and Texas. Most recently, she worked for The Texas Tribune — a nonpartisan, nonprofit news organization based in Austin — directing news partnerships and producing award-winning multimedia journalism in English and in Spanish. Alana serves in journalism advisory roles for the National Literacy Project and Bridge Alliance News Ambassadors.

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Nonprofit News,Rural Policy, Texas Public Speaking, Politics News Literacy

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Porn and Sex

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Total articles 644

  • Where’s the beef? Not all Nebraska producers on board with Pillen’s proposed ‘lab-grown meat’ ban

    By Alana Rocha Verified| The Rural News Network (RNN)

    By Alana Rocha Verified · The Rural News Network (RNN)

    Feb. 07, 2025

  • ‘Too soon to tell’ the effects of federal funding decisions on local public transportation, county leaders say

    By Alana Rocha Verified| The Rural News Network (RNN)

    By Alana Rocha Verified · The Rural News Network (RNN)

    Feb. 11, 2025

  • As one rural Ohio LGBTQ+ community center is shutting down, another is stepping in

    By Alana Rocha Verified| The Buckeye Flame@ LGBTQ + Spectrum of Findlay has hosted Findlay Pride over the last four years, on top of offering Queer Prom, support groups and “queermunity service.” Now, it’s shutting down – but it’s not leaving a void. Columbus-based Kaleidoscope Youth Center (KYC) is coming to Findlay next year to continue much of Spectrum’s LGBTQ+ programming.

    By Alana Rocha Verified · The Buckeye Flame

    Dec. 12, 2024

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Company Info

The Institute for Nonprofit News (INN)

Beverly Hills, California, United States

+1 818-582-3560