Gabriella Canal
Über Gabriella Canal
Gabriella Canal studied Journalism and International Relations at the University of Miami. She has built a record of seeking out opportunities she feels strongly passionate about, and that require her to help inspire change. Social justice, writing, photography and videography are her passions. Sharing the stories of those affected by the world's biggest challenges in an effort to alleviate their conditions is her mission.
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Dieser geniale Instagram- Account will den Blick auf Afrika verändern
Afrika gilt für viele als Kontinent des Elends. Dabei vergisst man seine Vielfalt. Mehr Lesen
Here’s Why the Travel Ban Now Includes Chad
For years, the African nation has been instrumental in regional counterterrorism. Mehr Lesen
84 Kinder, darunter ein 3 Monate altes Baby, aus Sexhandel in den USA befreit
Zusammen mit ihrer Schwester wurde die Kleine einem Undercover-Agenten für $600 angeboten. Mehr Lesen
FeatureCitizenshipDreamers of a New American Dream
For years, young immigrants have fought for their rights. Now, all of it could be taken away. Mehr Lesen
The Faces Behind the Figures: 5 Dreamers Share Their Hopes and Fears
“My life is here, I identify as American. My dreams are here and I’m not giving up on them.” Mehr Lesen
Demi Lovato Rocked the Cadillac House Stage With Powerful Message About the Importance of “Doing Something”
“It’s just super important that we all make a difference on this planet.” Mehr Lesen
This Haunting Art Exhibit Simulates the Sound a Trillion-Ton Glacier Made When It Broke Off Antarctica
Ever wonder what climate change sounds like? Mehr Lesen
Sexsklavin wurde über 40.000 Mal vergewaltigt, kämpft jetzt gegen Menschenhandel
Mit 12 wurde Karla Jacinto von zu Hause weggelockt und gelang so in die Hände von Menschenhändlern. Mehr Lesen
Together, These 5 Kids Have Already Raised Literally Millions of Dollars for Great Causes
Things have come a long way since the days of lemonade stands. Mehr Lesen
Category 5 Hurricane Maria Just Devastated the Tiny Island of Dominica and Is Heading Toward Puerto Rico
Forecasters warn the storm could leave Puerto Rico “uninhabitable for months.” Mehr Lesen