Recent Writing
Stranger than Fiction: Three alumni writers channel their lived experiences into acclaimed novels
SIPA News, March 2021
Tracking Poverty, Making Policy: Alumna Sophie Collyer works at the intersection of policy analysis and social justice
SIPA News, March 2021
Something in the Air: PhD candidate Sandra Aguilar-Gómez investigates the economic, policy, and environmental-justice implications of Mexico City’s air-quality warnings (PDF)
SIPA Magazine, October 2020
Putting Maternal Mortality in the Spotlight
SIPA News, May 2019
Why Let This Adversity Go To Waste?
SIPA News, February 2019
At National Geographic, it’s Relevance Over Reverence
Columbia Business School Ideas & Insights, April 2018
The Business of Storytelling
Columbia Business School Ideas & Insights, August 2017
Hot Sauce Spices Things up with Social Mission
Columbia Business School Ideas & Insights, March 2017
Diane Arbus in the Adirondacks
Adirondack Life, March/April 2017
Seeing The Extraordinary In The Ordinary: An Interview With Filmmaker Mirabai Nicholson-McKellar
Mobiography, February 2017
Where Business and Art Intersect
Columbia Business School Ideas & Insights, April 2016
Are These Nicotine-Like Insecticides Killing Bees?
Modern Farmer, November 2014
Swarming the Rooftops
Narratively, July 2013
Their Songs Never Cease
PHOTOJOURNALISM-CJS, December 2012
Charting a New Course
The Sixth Borough, Fall 2011
Wider Issues Surrounding the Execution of Troy Davis—and the Death Penalty in America (Interview with Greg Mitchell)
Excerpted September 2011 in The Nation; original interview published Alternet, 2001
Garment District struggles to find a way forward
Neighborhood Beat Box, August 2011
Rooftop farm delivers bounty to Hell’s Kitchen
Neighborhood Beat Box, August 2011
Theater festival spurs business during summer doldrums
Neighborhood Beat Box, August 2011
