Equity, race and poverty radio reporter for KUNM. Human Geography Ph.D. candidate at University of Toronto working with Rohingya and Bangladeshi populations.
My first feature for NPR's Morning Edition. I love repositioning women in history, especially the brilliant, fearless ones. I also love the living history of New Mexico. #Malinche#NPR https://t.co/lydqT1z0Lb
The funnest people, the stickiest little boys, the floatiest Chama River and the surrealist Plaza Blanca make the best weekend. I love New Mexico because of these people. #abiquiu#chamariver#rafting#plazablanca https://t.co/zsXVqtxYWF
People living on and caring for land grants are left out of federal aid...from fires started by federal agencies. The biggest fires in the nation.
https://t.co/zGsjCW0ZaG
Last month’s ruling to keep the border closed impacts thousands of migrants, but many of the most vulnerable are still crossing thanks to a Title 42 exception, reports @yasmin008. In case you missed it: https://t.co/INapoj1JkR
A surprising point in Trumps disastrous closing of the border....so honored to meet these asylum seekers and the advocates who help them cross this treacherous border. #translivesmatter
Title 42 exception helps LGBTQ asylum-seekers - Source New Mexico https://t.co/pLuq0s4ntC
Congratulations to PhD candidate Yasmin Ali Khan for her publication "In the camp but not of the camp. The forced incorporation of Bangladeshi host communities in Rohingya refugee camps" in Political Geography!
https://t.co/vIhzGA06v3
@Pol_Geog_Jl @yasmin008