| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| HACD ID | HACD-0137 |
| Document Type | Newspaper column |
| Publication | San Francisco Chronicle |
| Date | Monday, April 1, 2013 |
| Page | 36 |
| Author | Leah Garchik |
| Source File | IMG_6752.PNG |
An item in Leah Garchik's San Francisco Chronicle column detailing Henry Tenenbaum's post-KRON activities. The column notes that while he is still involved with "The Foodie Chap" for KRON, he is fulfilling a "longtime dream" by training journalists in emerging democracies, specifically mentioning recent work in Myanmar/Burma and upcoming work with a nonprofit in Nepal.
| Fact | Evidence |
|---|---|
| Post-Career Activity | Training journalists in emerging democracies |
| Locations | Yangon/Rangoon, Myanmar/Burma; Nepal |
| Ongoing Affiliation | "The Foodie Chap" show for KRON |
| Motivation | Fulfilling a "longtime dream" |
"Henry Tenenbaum... emails that he's fulfilling a longtime dream and training journalists in emerging democracies. 'I've just finished in Yangon/Rangoon in Myanmar/Burma,' and he is working with a nonprofit in Nepal." (Text reconstructed from visible fragments)
This document provides crucial evidence of Henry's post-career trajectory. It establishes that his work after leaving daily television news focused on pro bono efforts, specifically "giving back" by teaching journalism skills internationally in developing nations. This aligns with his broader commitment to education and public service.
| Type | Reference |
|---|---|
| Corroboration | HACD-0051 / IMG_6735 / IMG_6751 — Leah Garchik columns documenting career transitions |
| Career period | Post-KRON (Pro Bono / Teaching) |