Joy Kader
"First Coast Connect" InternJoy Kader is a senior at the University of North Florida, pursuing a degree in communication with a concentration in multimedia journalism and production.
Joy discovered her passion for broadcast journalism at age 16 when she pre-recorded and edited interviews with a non-profit organization in her hometown of Palm Beach. Joy hopes her love for traveling, food, fashion and pop culture will contribute to her writing.
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A New York Times bestselling author, based on the First Coast, released a new book about buried treasures right at home.Steve Berry, a St. Augustine… -
A former inmate has turned his life around by using art to spotlight issues in the state’s criminal justice system.Moliere Dimanche, now an artist and… -
A local nonprofit is supporting local victims of domestic abuse and sexual assault by raising awareness for victims rights week, which coincides with… -
Religious restrictions may have driven Basya Schechter away from her community, but it couldn’t take away her love of traditional music.Schechter,… -
The Interfaith Coalition for Action, Reconciliation and Empowerment held its annual Nehemiah Assembly at the Abyssinia Baptist Church, where more than… -
A proposed settlement between Jacksonville and two nonprofits might lead to more housing options for the homeless in Springfield. Shannon Nazworth,… -
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and a local nonprofit organization is a lifeline for survivors of sexual assault, as the only certified rape… -
A recent study by professors at the University of North Florida say Jacksonville’s water quality ranks poorly among residents. Jacksonville is ranked… -
Broadway legend Audra McDonald will perform with the Jacksonville Children’s Chorus Sunday night at the Times-Union Center.McDonald, a Tony, Emmy and… -
The University of North Florida will face a major change next year, after its longest serving president announced his retirement last week.After 14 years…
