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Natalia Borecka

Natalia Borecka

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Founder and Editor, Lone Wolf Magazine

San Francisco

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Hunting, fishing, team sports

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  • US Christian group accused of covering up sexual abuse of minors

    By Natalia Borecka| The Guardian Verified Michele “Chele” Roland was looking for salvation when she joined the International Churches of Christ. She never imagined that, three decades later, she would lead a legal battle accusing the controversial Christian religious organization of enabling and covering up the sexual molestation of children in its congregation, among other alleged abuses, but that’s exactly what she’s doing. “They have covered the spectrum of abuse,” Roland said.

    By Natalia Borecka · The Guardian

    Mar. 19, 2023

  • Can a $1,000 per month stipend stop the exodus of SF artists?

    By Natalia Borecka| SFGate Verified The community of artists and writers to which Dublin belongs is fighting to hold on to their place in the most expensive city in America. In 2015, the same year Dublin moved to the Bay Area, the San Francisco Arts Commission surveyed nearly 600 local artists and found that more than 70% of them had either already left San Francisco or were about to be displaced from their work, home or both. The pandemic has only intensified these problems.

    By Natalia Borecka · SFGate

    Jan. 22, 2022

  • Podcast: "Journalisnt," The Ethical Dilemmas of Reporting on the Ashley Madison Hack

    By Jill Nielsen, David Latchman Verified, Natalia Borecka| The Click News@ December 2, 2021 Opinion: Risking It All To Report On What Others Are Risking Oftentimes, journalists go undercover because there is a danger to themselves if they do not. In the case of writer Luke Mogelson and photographer Joel van Houdt, they went undercover in order to put themselves directly in danger.

    By Jill Nielsen, David Latchman Verified, Natalia Borecka · The Click News

    Dec. 02, 2021

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Lone Wolf Magazine

San Francisco, California, United States