Journalism

Freelance journalist reporting on technology, migration, and human-interest stories across Latin America and the United States. Five years based in Colombia, working in English, Spanish, and French.

Work published in WIRED, The Guardian, BBC, Al Jazeera, NBC, France 24, Voice of America, and The New Humanitarian.

IWMF fellow and grantee. Dart Center alum for Reporting Safely in Crisis Zones. Eppy Award nomination for migrant caravan coverage.

Writing

WIRED

El Salvador's Bitcoin Libertarian Streak Meets Its Autocratic Regime Where Could Bitcoin Succeed as a Currency? In a Failed State

The Guardian

Pregnant Migrant Women Face 'Grueling' Conditions in US Detention Family Separations: Trauma at the US Border

Al Jazeera

Bojayá Massacre: After 17 Years, Victims' Remains Returned

Video

NBC News

Paradise Fire Residents Still Struggle in Their New Reality Leaving Venezuela: Walking to Find a Better Life

The New Humanitarian

'Peace Has a Lot of Enemies Here': Colombia's Female Activists in the Firing Line Waiting in Juárez: Women and LGBT Asylum Seekers Stuck in Dangerous Limbo

Al Jazeera

Venezuela: Crossing the Border into Colombia (360 Video) From Central America to the US: Journey of Asylum Seekers (360 Video)

Radio

BBC

Not All Football Commentators Are Created Equal (originally aired on BBC World Service Global News podcast.)

A Syrian Refugee Moves to Colombia for Love (originally aired on BBC World Service Newsday, News Hour, and Global News podcast.)

Podcast

Humans of Bitcoin

Creator and host of Season One of a long-form interview podcast exploring the human and societal implications of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology, featuring conversations with technologists, economists, activists, and critics working at the edges of emerging financial systems.