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Sabrina Herrera
Community Engagement + Social Media EditorSabrina Herrera is the community engagement and social media editor at Connecticut Public. She leads community-oriented initiatives, including expanding Latine content and audiences through listening sessions and strategic planning. She also manages the social media team.
Sabrina joined Connecticut Public as social media editor in 2021. Previously, she grew the Hartford Courant's Instagram presence, creating both the strategy and social graphics, and managed their staff photographers. She also worked as a video editor at NBC Connecticut.
Sabrina is passionate about effective communication, good leadership, community building, and working on a team. She performs improv comedy at Connecticut's only improv theater, Sea Tea Comedy Theater in downtown Hartford. Sabrina also serves on the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) New England Chapter Board as Director of Engagement.
Sabrina loves to connect with folks on audience engagement, diversity in the news industry, and things to do in and around Connecticut. She can be reached at sherrera@ctpublic.org or on Twitter at @_SabrinaHerrera.
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