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Rosa Goldensohn

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Rosa Goldensohn is a reporter/producer for DNAinfo New York covering Downtown Brooklyn, Fort Greene, Clinton Hill and DUMBO.

At CUNY’s Graduate School of Journalism, she received the Dennis Duggan Prize for coverage of “ordinary or disenfranchised New Yorkers” and the Sidney Hillman Foundation Award for Social Justice Reporting.  

Her thesis project at CUNY, backed by the Journalism Center on Children & Families and the Nation Institute’s Investigative Fund, was a finalist for awards from Investigative Reporters & Editors and the Society of Professional Journalists.

Her work has also appeared in The Nation, City Limits, VICE and elsewhere.

She was raised in New Jersey and now lives in Brooklyn.

Fun fact: Rosie is allergic to two of her top priorities, cats and dairy products.

Chelsea & Hell's Kitchen »

July 29, 2015

Village's Ushiwakamaru To Reopen in Chelsea Next Week

Doors will open next Friday, chef-owner Hideo Kuribara said.

Chelsea & Hell's Kitchen »

July 28, 2015

Effort to Restore Decades-Old Anti-Gentrification Mural Gains Steam

Locals have been trying to restore a mural on West 45th St., "Against Domestic Colonialism," for years.

Chelsea & Hell's Kitchen »

July 27, 2015

'Rat Academy' Seeks To Counter Growing Rodent Problem in Chelsea

City Councilman Corey Johnson said his office is fielding an increased number of rat complaints.

Chelsea & Hell's Kitchen »

July 27, 2015

Japanese Hakata-Style Ramen Headed to Hell's Kitchen

Mentoku chef Yasuo Okada has two ramen shops in Tokyo.

East Village & Lower East Side »

July 24, 2015

13 Things for You To Do in Manhattan Neighborhoods This Weekend

Several events are happening this weekend, including free movie screenings, festivals and a water fight.

Chelsea & Hell's Kitchen »

July 23, 2015

Hudson Yards Debt Will Cost City Another $368M Through 2019, Data Shows

The city's total payout on Hudson Yards bonds could be as much as $947 million by 2019.

Chelsea & Hell's Kitchen »

July 22, 2015

Momofuku Coming to Eighth Avenue and West 21st Street

David Chang's Momofuku empire specializes in noodles, pork buns and layer cakes.

Jackson Heights & Elmhurst »

July 22, 2015

Average NYC Jail Stay Is 3 Times Longer Than Reported, DOC Commish Says

Corrections Commissioner Joseph Ponte said the average stay for an inmate is 176 days, not 53.