Tara Kangarlou
Class of 2012, Master's
ALUMNI
Tara Kangarlou was a Masters candidate finishing her degree in Broadcast Journalism at USC Annenberg. She received her English Literature Bachelors from UCLA. She has held various positions with different major news organization as fashion editor, opinion editor, assistant producer and on-air talent. She is a frequent contributor to The Huffington Post, NBC-LA, Neon Tommy and ATVN. Born and raised in Tehran-Iran, Tara moved to the United States in her teens. She takes strong pride in her background and has worked extensively on human rights and women issues in the Middle East. She speaks multiple languages and holds expertise on Middle East and International Affairs.
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The Teen Project Helps Homeless
April 5, 2012
In the United States, there are twenty-five thousand teens that exit the system each year to homelessness.
Proposal for New Football Stadium
April 5, 2012
The new stadium is expected to be located between the Staples Center and the Los Angeles Convention Center.
One Step Closer to a NFL Team
April 5, 2012
AEG released the environmental impact report for Farmers Field.
Struggling Homeowners Receive a Helping Hand
March 22, 2012
Mortgage providers, non-profit housing counselors, and banks provide free counseling to homeowners facing foreclosure.
South LA Business Get Free Resources
March 1, 2012
After a long battle, the City of Los Angeles will give small businesses new tools to succeed.
Anti Bullying
February 28, 2012
With the abuse of school kids so much in the news these days, it’s easy to forget that another kind...
First Olympics' "Conference On Women" Hosted in L.A.
February 16, 2012
The International Olympics Committee aims to increase women Olympic athletes.
"Strut For Love" Campaign for Heart Disease Awareness
February 2, 2012
The American Red Cross and Macy's brings together men and women for "Strut for Love" campaign.
L.A. Welcomes New Clean Energy Buses
November 30, 2011
The city introduced 95 new natural gas-powered buses to the Commuter Express program.
LAX More Secure 10 Years After 9/11
November 2, 2011
Ten years and $1.6 million later, LAX is more secure, but communication issues remain between police agencies.
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