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Caleb Williams Talks Mental Health | Seize the Awkward
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Golden money maker — I mean, milk latte
Oh, turmeric. A dear friend that has lived in my grandmother’s anjarai petti, or spice box, since childhood was now sitting on a throne next to good old pumpkin spice like, “You prayed on my downf
Kal Penn tries on several hats in life — and looks good in them, too
Chef Jet Tila shares more than just food at the L.A. Times Festival of Books
Tila’s first-generation immigrant family had a special role in carving a space for Thai culture and tr
Decolonizing yoga in the West
Growing up in California, I often felt uneasy in yoga studios that had white, fit instructors guiding us all through elaborate poses while distorting the word “Ohm.” It was as if this chance to align my body and spirit required an open mind and, more importantly, an open wallet. My limited knowledge of yoga at the time made me see the entire process as a simple trend representing a small group of people t
Healthy Young Minds: Media, Mental Health, Connection
In May 2023, Shreya moderated a town hall with Dr. Vivek Murthy, United States Surgeon General, and Jim Steyer, CEO and founder of Common Sense Media. They chatted about trends in entertainment, reporting on the youth mental health and connection crisis – and how journalism and media can be part of the solution.
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Shreya co-directed a nationwide mental health PSA with USC Quarterback Caleb Williams, AdCouncil, American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and JED! The PSA aired on ESPN and was covered by news outlets such as Bleacher Report, USA Today, USC Annenberg Media and more. The goal: erase the stigma surrounding mental health conversations and help more students "Seize the Awkward!" Check it out!
PSA Premiere and Panel
Directorial debut at the "Seize the Awkward" PSA premiere with Dean Willow Bay and Star Trojan Quarterback, Caleb Williams – USC Wallis Annenberg Hall 2022
About Shreya
Shreya Ranganathan is a proud South Asian American multimedia journalist and filmmaker fueled by curiosity, creativity and gratitude. She has experience reporting, writing, editing, producing and directing short and long-form content and is interested in working in broadcast and digital journalism. Shreya is a recent graduate of the University of Southern California with a B.A. in Journalism and a concentration in Screenwriting from the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism and School of Cinematic Arts. She is also a certified yoga instructor! Her mission: use her passion for culture, lifestyle, entertainment and wellness journalism to help more individuals feel and heal by finding the “me” in media.