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Camille Mojica @CamiReports

JD Candidate @cunylaw || Former reporter šŸ“° || Mental health šŸ’™šŸ’œ and special education advocate šŸ’› || Juvenile justice reform NOW || Car enthusiast šŸŽļø

Joined October 2021
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Ravi Arya@aryaMravi
27 Sep 2023
Replying to @catshouldnt
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Listen for easily the silliest segment on CFR so far with @rhythmofthejame
WHQR Public Media@whqr
14 Aug 2023
On episode of CFR with @CamiReports : An update on the Rock Hill community's fight for clean water; See you later, James! whqr.org/podcast/cape-fear-rā€¦
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Kelly Kenoyer@Kelly_Kenoyer
26 Jun 2023
My latest for @WHQR: there's a big investment in the current budget bill that would create a firefighter training facility. But firefighters say the way it's structured will expose them to toxic forever chemicals. whqr.org/local/2023-06-26/fiā€¦

Firefighters say a part of the state budget will expose them to cancer-causing chemicals

The North Carolina legislature is in the midst of budget talks. But one element of the proposed budget poses a problem: a controversial training facility firefighters say could give them cancer.

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A home is where family is. This is only a fraction of my Wilmington family. Happy Pride āœØ
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šŸ¤“šŸ––šŸ½ coolest reporters ever
Kelly Kenoyer@Kelly_Kenoyer
24 Jun 2023
Pride Prom!
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Ben Schachtman@Ben_Schachtman
15 May 2023
I'm proud to see my colleagues at WHQR announce their union today. As News Director, I'm too far up the management chain to join (and possibly too far down to negotiate), but I salute and support their efforts. Like many other fine union shops, I believe we'll be better for it.
WHQR Union@WHQRunion
15 May 2023
Today, we the staff of @whqr announce our intention to form a union with @SAGAFTRA. Here is why we're organizing. #wemakeWHQR
We are proud to come together as a union. As we approach our 40th year in service, WHQR is stronger than ever. As public media professionals, we are committed not just to reporting the news and providing a cultural outlet, but to building and serving the region that trusts us and values the work we do. Just as WHQR could not exist without the community that supports it, neither can it continue without the staff that keeps it on the air. Our goal is to strengthen this pillar of the community further, by creating a better, healthier and more transparent workplace as the driving force behind one of the most trusted news institutions in the region. As WHQR grows and develops, strengthening its news service to reach broader parts of the community, we seek an active role in this shared future. We face questions of fair compensation, particularly as the regionā€™s strong economic growth leaves middle class workers like us struggling to find affordable housing. Low wages drive turnover...

ALT We are proud to come together as a union. As we approach our 40th year in service, WHQR is stronger than ever. As public media professionals, we are committed not just to reporting the news and providing a cultural outlet, but to building and serving the region that trusts us and values the work we do. Just as WHQR could not exist without the community that supports it, neither can it continue without the staff that keeps it on the air. Our goal is to strengthen this pillar of the community further, by creating a better, healthier and more transparent workplace as the driving force behind one of the most trusted news institutions in the region. As WHQR grows and develops, strengthening its news service to reach broader parts of the community, we seek an active role in this shared future. We face questions of fair compensation, particularly as the regionā€™s strong economic growth leaves middle class workers like us struggling to find affordable housing. Low wages drive turnover...
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Camille Mojica retweeted
Michael Praats@michael_praats
15 May 2023
Unionizing newsrooms matters. I started at a paper in 2017 I was making $12.26 an hour. I have a political science degree and made 24k pre tax annually. Yes I know I picked this career, but itā€™s important. If you think news is getting worse ask who can afford that income.
WHQR Union@WHQRunion
15 May 2023
Today, we the staff of @whqr announce our intention to form a union with @SAGAFTRA. Here is why we're organizing. #wemakeWHQR
We are proud to come together as a union. As we approach our 40th year in service, WHQR is stronger than ever. As public media professionals, we are committed not just to reporting the news and providing a cultural outlet, but to building and serving the region that trusts us and values the work we do. Just as WHQR could not exist without the community that supports it, neither can it continue without the staff that keeps it on the air. Our goal is to strengthen this pillar of the community further, by creating a better, healthier and more transparent workplace as the driving force behind one of the most trusted news institutions in the region. As WHQR grows and develops, strengthening its news service to reach broader parts of the community, we seek an active role in this shared future. We face questions of fair compensation, particularly as the regionā€™s strong economic growth leaves middle class workers like us struggling to find affordable housing. Low wages drive turnover...

ALT We are proud to come together as a union. As we approach our 40th year in service, WHQR is stronger than ever. As public media professionals, we are committed not just to reporting the news and providing a cultural outlet, but to building and serving the region that trusts us and values the work we do. Just as WHQR could not exist without the community that supports it, neither can it continue without the staff that keeps it on the air. Our goal is to strengthen this pillar of the community further, by creating a better, healthier and more transparent workplace as the driving force behind one of the most trusted news institutions in the region. As WHQR grows and develops, strengthening its news service to reach broader parts of the community, we seek an active role in this shared future. We face questions of fair compensation, particularly as the regionā€™s strong economic growth leaves middle class workers like us struggling to find affordable housing. Low wages drive turnover...

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I feel so lucky to work here as my first full-time position out of college. My co workers are some of the most amazing people I know. Big hearts and big minds, that deserve fair compensation for their selfless work. Journalism is important, and so are the people who do it.
WHQR Union@WHQRunion
15 May 2023
Today, we the staff of @whqr announce our intention to form a union with @SAGAFTRA. Here is why we're organizing. #wemakeWHQR
We are proud to come together as a union. As we approach our 40th year in service, WHQR is stronger than ever. As public media professionals, we are committed not just to reporting the news and providing a cultural outlet, but to building and serving the region that trusts us and values the work we do. Just as WHQR could not exist without the community that supports it, neither can it continue without the staff that keeps it on the air. Our goal is to strengthen this pillar of the community further, by creating a better, healthier and more transparent workplace as the driving force behind one of the most trusted news institutions in the region. As WHQR grows and develops, strengthening its news service to reach broader parts of the community, we seek an active role in this shared future. We face questions of fair compensation, particularly as the regionā€™s strong economic growth leaves middle class workers like us struggling to find affordable housing. Low wages drive turnover...

ALT We are proud to come together as a union. As we approach our 40th year in service, WHQR is stronger than ever. As public media professionals, we are committed not just to reporting the news and providing a cultural outlet, but to building and serving the region that trusts us and values the work we do. Just as WHQR could not exist without the community that supports it, neither can it continue without the staff that keeps it on the air. Our goal is to strengthen this pillar of the community further, by creating a better, healthier and more transparent workplace as the driving force behind one of the most trusted news institutions in the region. As WHQR grows and develops, strengthening its news service to reach broader parts of the community, we seek an active role in this shared future. We face questions of fair compensation, particularly as the regionā€™s strong economic growth leaves middle class workers like us struggling to find affordable housing. Low wages drive turnover...
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Camille Mojica retweeted
WHQR Union@WHQRunion
15 May 2023
Today, we the staff of @whqr announce our intention to form a union with @SAGAFTRA. Here is why we're organizing. #wemakeWHQR
We are proud to come together as a union. As we approach our 40th year in service, WHQR is stronger than ever. As public media professionals, we are committed not just to reporting the news and providing a cultural outlet, but to building and serving the region that trusts us and values the work we do. Just as WHQR could not exist without the community that supports it, neither can it continue without the staff that keeps it on the air. Our goal is to strengthen this pillar of the community further, by creating a better, healthier and more transparent workplace as the driving force behind one of the most trusted news institutions in the region. As WHQR grows and develops, strengthening its news service to reach broader parts of the community, we seek an active role in this shared future. We face questions of fair compensation, particularly as the regionā€™s strong economic growth leaves middle class workers like us struggling to find affordable housing. Low wages drive turnover...

ALT We are proud to come together as a union. As we approach our 40th year in service, WHQR is stronger than ever. As public media professionals, we are committed not just to reporting the news and providing a cultural outlet, but to building and serving the region that trusts us and values the work we do. Just as WHQR could not exist without the community that supports it, neither can it continue without the staff that keeps it on the air. Our goal is to strengthen this pillar of the community further, by creating a better, healthier and more transparent workplace as the driving force behind one of the most trusted news institutions in the region. As WHQR grows and develops, strengthening its news service to reach broader parts of the community, we seek an active role in this shared future. We face questions of fair compensation, particularly as the regionā€™s strong economic growth leaves middle class workers like us struggling to find affordable housing. Low wages drive turnover...

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Hannah was actually the person who celebrated my first ever byline with me in Boston. Sheā€™s been motivating to watch and itā€™s wonderful having her only a few hours away! GO BU!
Hannah Schoenbaum@H_Schoenbaum
11 May 2023
Much love to the @whqr team for opening their beautiful waterfront newsroom to this traveling political reporter. It was a special day reconnecting with one of my close college friends after three years apart. Iā€™ll always love reporting alongside you, @CamiReports! Go Terriers!
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Camille Mojica retweeted
Jack Corbett@jackcorrbit
20 Apr 2023
now that im not verified i will be ending each tweet with a photo of my credentials so you like/believe/trust me -- Jack Corbett
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In Boston we learned to never mess with those raptor dinosaurs.. If you see them, cross the street and mind your own business. If they square up, be loud and run.
Michael Praats@michael_praats
11 Apr 2023
Iā€™m getting really sick of highway 321 trying to kill me šŸ¤¬šŸ¤¬first an AC unit, now a turkey šŸ¦ƒ?!?!
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Camille Mojica retweeted
Ashley Westerman@_aswesterman
5 Apr 2023
Labeling @NPR state-affiliated media is wholly inaccurate and untruthful. NPR gets LESS THAN 2% of its funding from grants through the federal government. NPRā€™s newsroom is an absolutely free and independent newsroom; always has been. This label is a LIE and an insult.
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ethanšŸ’«@emdashEthan
28 Mar 2023
Me as a writer vs me as an editor:
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Kelly Kenoyer@Kelly_Kenoyer
28 Mar 2023
Things are very normal here at WHQR HQ during the pledge drive. Please donate so we can return to having @Ben_Schachtman in charge! @whqr
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I love when far worse measures are buried within bills and the public attention is on ONE component. Buckle up!
Greg Price
@greg_price11
28 Mar 2023
The bill to ban TikTok is absolutely terrifying. It gives the government the ability to go after anyone they deem as a national security risk at which point they can access everything from their computer to video games to their ring light. This is a Patriot Act for the internet.
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WERE ALMOST THERE! I PULLED OUT THE GREMLIN VOICE AND ILL DO IT AGAIN IF I MUST!!!! (This is me sincerely thanking everyone thatā€™s ever supported ā€˜HQR. Whether or not you realize it, youā€™re supporting early career journalists like me and reassuring me that what I do is worthy.)
WHQR Public Media@whqr
28 Mar 2023
Thank you for all of your support of WHQR! If you have yet to pledge, please consider doing so now by calling 910-343-1138 or visit whqr-web.memsys.com/donate/
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WHQR Public Media@whqr
21 Mar 2023
Congrats to the award-winning journalists in the WHQR newsroom! It's great that they were recognized for their dedication and hard work.
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