Bria Suggs

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Bria Suggs (she/her) is an audio and print journalist based in Oakland, California. She’s interested in reporting on the cultural, social and environmental issues that often disproportionately impact underreported communities. She’s a recent Magna Cum Laude graduate of Georgia State University, where she earned her Advanced Honors Degree in creative writing with a minor in journalism. There, she was a staff reporter and eventually Arts and Living Editor for The Signal, Georgia State’s award-winning independent student newspaper. During that time, Bria was the youngest section editor with the largest editorial team. 

After graduation, Bria began working as a General Assignment Reporter for The Atlanta Voice, a local Black-owned publication. She had the opportunity to cover a wide array of topics, such as the Ahmaud Arbery trial, POTUS and VPOTUS visiting Atlanta along with local Black business features. During her time with The Atlanta Voice, several of her photos and articles were selected for cover as well.

While studying at UC Berkeley, Bria looks forward to learning about the world of audio journalism. After graduation, she hopes to become a podcast producer.

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Arts and Culture, Audio Journalism, Human Rights Issues, Intersectionality, LGBTQ Communities, Pop culture, Women's Rights/Health, climate change, mental health