Carla Green

Los Angeles

Director of Audio at Los Angeles Public Press

audio director of @lapublicpress. before: reporter / producer of The Sellout, from @LATACO and @neonhummedia.

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Articles

Boy, 8, sends rubber puffins around the world

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Carla Green

An eight-year-old boy who is "curious about the world" has pioneered a unique way to get in touch with people he would never usually meet. Harrison Williams, from East Yorkshire, has been sending rubber puffins across the globe, hoping the recipients will get in touch with him before sending them on to their next adventure. So far, the Go Puffin Project has sent ten rubber birds to locations including the Faroe Islands, Sweden, Madagascar, the Netherlands, Jamaica and New Zealand.
Hessle boy, 8, sending rubber puffins around the world

1 week ago | bbc.com | Carla Green

Boy, 8, sends rubber puffins around the worldJasmine Lowe & Carla GreenBBC NewsThe family chose puffins because the birds are often spotted along the East Yorkshire coastAn eight-year-old boy who is "curious about the world" has pioneered a unique way to get in touch with people he would never usually meet. Harrison Williams, from East Yorkshire, has been sending rubber puffins across the globe, hoping the recipients will get in touch with him before sending them on to their next adventure.
How to organize your building in LA

Sep 26, 2024 | lapublicpress.org | Martin Macias |Carla Green

This is part of a series accompanying LA Public Press’ new investigative podcast, The Tenant Association. Listen to the story about the tenants of Hillside Villa: Chinatown residents facing displacement who organized and became a political force that’s changing what’s possible for renters in LA. Listen wherever you get your podcasts.
Jewish-led protesters shut down 110 freeway calling for a ceasefire in Gaza

Dec 13, 2023 | lapublicpress.org | Jon Peltz |Carla Green

Jewish demonstrators and their allies shut down the southbound 110 freeway in downtown Los Angeles today, calling for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza. IfNotNow — an organization of American Jews that who describe themselves as working to end U.S. support for Israel’s apartheid system — organized the action. The protesters were met by an irate and violent response from several motorists who were blocked in traffic by the action.
Metabolic and chemical architecture of the mammalian circadian clock

Sep 13, 2023 | cell.com | Emil Rasmussen |Carla Green |Joseph S. Takahashi

SummaryCircadian rhythms are endogenous periodic biological processes that occur on a daily timescale. These rhythms are generated by a transcriptional/translational feedback loop that consists of the CLOCK-BMAL1 heterodimeric transcriptional activator complex and the PER1/2-CRY1/2-CK1δ/ε repressive complex. The output pathways of this molecular feedback loop generate circadian rhythmicity in various biological processes.
Food pantries, block parties, and goodbye to Suehiro in Little Tokyo

Sep 5, 2023 | lapublicpress.org | Carla Green

This week, we’ve got a report on mutual aid groups who are trying their best to keep people from going hungry — since government assistance isn’t nearly enough. And, we’re going for a walk through Little Tokyo and Skid Row with Theo Henderson, host of the podcast We the Unhoused. Plus, community updates on Star Garden, Suehiro, and more. For more information on Suehiro, you can read this article. To leave us a voicemail, call (323) 200-9539.
Smogland Radio: The view from a Travelodge motel shelter

Aug 22, 2023 | lapublicpress.org | Carla Green

This week, we’re talking with LA Public Press city reporter Elizabeth Chou, who’s been reporting on a motel in Chatsworth where dozens of formerly-unhoused Valley residents now live. Mayor Karen Bass recently held a press conference at the hotel… but the residents weren’t invited to the press conference, or even told what it was about. Instead, they were told they had to stay in their rooms and listen through the windows. And some reported leaks during Hurricane Hilary on Sunday.
Renter's Hotline

Aug 15, 2023 | lapublicpress.org | Carla Green

Los Angeles is a city (and county!) of renters. Over half of us have landlords, and live in a home owned by someone else. And around a third of us are rent burdened, meaning that the majority of our income goes to rent. That also means that most of us have probably — at some point — had housing woes that are governed by a complicated web of city, state, and federal regulations.
Cómo investigar tu arrendador

May 31, 2023 | lapublicpress.org | Carla Green

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