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Athena Ankrah

Athena Ankrah

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Assistant Producer, The Show, KJZZ-FM (Phoenix, AZ)

Phoenix

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human resources company culturemental health business

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economic development, sustainable food

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Total articles 377

  • GCU students create shoeprint database with Phoenix Crime Lab

    By Scianna Garcia, Adnan Alam, Athena Ankrah, Alexia Faith| Cronkite News Verified PHOENIX – Thanks to a collaboration between Grand Canyon University forensic science students and the Phoenix Police Department Crime Lab, a new shoeprint database will assist crime investigators in identifying shoe impressions left behind at crime scenes.

    By Scianna Garcia, Adnan Alam, Athena Ankrah, Alexia Faith · Cronkite News

    Jan. 17, 2023

  • Ride to the polls: Grassroots effort gets people out to vote on the Navajo Nation

    By Athena Ankrah| Arizona Daily Sun Verified KAYENTA – Activists, advocates and actors mounted horses on a Saturday morning last month for a ride through the red rock of El Capitán Mountain in iconic Monument Valley. The Solidarity Trail Ride was part of the nationwide event Ride to the Polls, which was organized by Protect the Sacred, a grassroots organization to motivate young Indigenous voters. The Oct. 15 event included a panel of speakers who stressed the importance of reclaiming Indigenous power at the polls.

    By Athena Ankrah · Arizona Daily Sun

    Nov. 07, 2022

  • GCU students create shoeprint database with Phoenix Crime Lab

    By Scianna Garcia, Adnan Alam, Athena Ankrah, Alexia Faith| Cronkite News Verified PHOENIX – Thanks to a collaboration between Grand Canyon University forensic science students and the Phoenix Police Department Crime Lab, a new shoeprint database will assist crime investigators in identifying shoe impressions left behind at crime scenes.

    By Scianna Garcia, Adnan Alam, Athena Ankrah, Alexia Faith · Cronkite News

    Jan. 17, 2023

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KJZZ-FM (Phoenix, AZ)

Tempe, Arizona, United States

+1 480-834-5627