Camille Chase
A passionate journalist focused on forward thinking and unique storytelling.
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View all →Forgiveness opens opportunity for freedom
The first thing I learned on my silent retreat last June, away from home and technology for four days in the heart of Los Angeles, was that you have to forgive yourself.
02InvestigativeCVUSD faces criticism over sexual assault and harassment
How the Conejo Valley Unified School District responded — and failed to respond — to student survivors of sexual violence.
03FeatureLife and longevity in blue zones
Tucked in the San Bernardino Valley, Loma Linda is a longevity-driven community — only an hour from Newbury Park, and the 5th Blue Zone in the world.
04Culture & Criticism“Wuthering Heights” genuinely scared me
“I will follow you like a dog to the end of the world” — the notorious line from the newest film adaptation still lives rent free in my mind.
05InvestigativeTransgender Americans face legal threats to human rights
Foundational rights threatened by anti-transgender policies, legislation, and disinformation.
06Personal JournalismTrend vs Tradition: the Silent Battle Across Seaport
Small businesses in Seaport navigate the complex world of social media and trend following.
An invested student journalist and writer; inspired by authentic journeys and experiences.
I’m Camille Chase, a student reporter and writer interested in authentic storytelling and integration of creative literary work with journalism. Literary journalism is an important combination that doesn’t only reach crucial audiences, but offers a unique way to share vital events and perspectives.
My work spans investigative reporting, personal essays, and creative nonfiction. I believe in the power of a well-told story to change the way we see the world.
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