About
I’m an investigative journalist focused on how systems like public health, governance, and industry fail people, often without accountability. Over the past two decades, I’ve worked across journalism, international development, and diplomacy, reporting from and working inside institutions across Africa and South Asia. That experience gives me a rare vantage point: I understand not only how to investigate systems, but how they actually operate—from government decision-making to public health response to information flows during crisis. I’m particularly interested in cross-border investigations, public health harms, environmental exposure, and corporate accountability. I seeks stories where the impact is visible but the underlying systems remain hidden.
I am a graduate of UC Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism where I focused on multimedia and investigative reporting. My reporting interests include public health, technology, human rights, and climate change.
I've reported and published stories and photos from the United States as well as across Europe, Africa and Asia. I My work has appeared in the New York Times, Associated Press, Los Angeles Times, and other outlets.