Alanah Nichole Davis is a journalist at various esteemed publications including World Wealth Journal, NewsBreak, and The Baltimore Banner. She focuses on themes of culture and society, exploring topics such as Baltimore, innovation, technology, education, community empowerment, and entrepreneurship. Her insightful work has also been featured in Baltimore Style, Next City, Baltimore Fishbowl, Technical.ly, and The AFRO-American Newspapers.
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Alanah's coverage encompasses a range of local topics such as STEM education, criminal justice reform, and business developments in Baltimore. She often includes expert commentary and press releases in her articles. If you have expertise related to the local Baltimore area, particularly within the realms of big tech, business & industry or software & SaaS, she may be interested in hearing from you.
Given her focus on specific organizations and events within the Baltimore area, providing insights into local initiatives or businesses would likely resonate with her audience. Additionally, if your organization has recently made announcements or played a significant role in any recent developments relevant to Alanah’s coverage themes, it might be worth reaching out with those details.
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By: Alanah Nichole Davis
The community college is giving aspiring dental hygienists a boost of confidence through a new virtual reality lab, the city’s chief storyteller writes.
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By: Alanah Nichole Davis
This National Black Business Month, AFRO Contributor Alanah Nichole Davis shines a spotlight on the Black businesses in Baltimore’s Old Goucher neighborhood.
By: Alanah Nichole Davis
BCS’ latest production pairs imagination and humor with an examination of sexual shame and the social taboos that can make ordinary human experiences feel like ...
By: Alanah Nichole Davis
Dark red bricks and steeply pitched gables define a historic home in Baltimore’s Old Goucher neighborhood that now houses more than 15 Black-owned business
