Work
Stolen: Trouble in Sweetwater
Producer and Reporter, Gimlet Media/Spotify, 2024
For the third season of Stolen, I spent 18 months investigating unsolved homicides on the Navajo Nation and tracking the federal and tribal response to the disappearance of two Diné women. I led field reporting trips, tracked down elusive sources, interviewed dozens of federal, state, and tribal officials, filed strategic public record requests, and produced and scripted episodes. My reporting—both in the field and remotely—revealed how federal policies contribute to an ongoing safety crisis on the country’s largest reservation.
Stolen: Surviving St. Michael's
Producer and Reporter, Gimlet Media/Spotify, 2022
The second season of Stolen began with a question: could we track down the priest who abused our host's father while he was a child at one of Canada's notorious Indian Residential Schools? This question propelled a year-long investigation into the decades of abuse behind closed doors at St. Michael's Indian Residential School in Saskatchewan, Canada. I conducted extensive accountability interviews, traveled throughout Canada to track down priests and locate over 20,000 pages of court records, and led a massive data project that allowed us to report the names of over two dozen alleged abusers at the school. Our series won the Pulitzer Prize, Peabody Award and duPont-Columbia Award, and our reporting led additional survivors to take legal action. The series is the most comprehensive reporting to date on a single residential school, and it has been incorporated into school curriculums across Canada.
Conviction: The Disappearance of Nuseiba Hasan
Associate Producer and Reporter, Gimlet Media/Spotify, 2022
This season of Conviction centered on the disappearance of Nuseiba Hasan, a Jordanian-Canadian woman who went missing in Ontario, Canada in 2006. I worked alongside investigative journalist Habiba Nosheen to follow leads across Ontario, comb through public records, and write episode scripts.
Stolen: The Search for Jermain
Associate Producer and Reporter, Gimlet Media/Spotify, 2021
For the first season of Stolen, our team investigated the 2018 disappearance of Jermain Charlo, a young Indigenous mother who went missing in Missoula, Montana. Our reporting on and off the Flathead Reservation exposed how jurisdictional gaps in the criminal justice system perpetuate domestic violence in Indigenous communities. When Jermain's ex-boyfriend was arrested on federal charges after our season concluded, I continued to report on the case and led production on several update episodes.
Additional Reporting
The Counter
Reporting Fellow, 2020
I covered the restaurant and agriculture industry for the award-winning nonprofit newsroom. View my author page.
Slate Magazine
Video Intern, 2016
I produced multimedia stories across multiple beats. View my author page.
KQED
Freelance/Visual Intern, 2015-2016
Served as a photojournalist and videographer for San Francisco’s NPR affiliate. View my author page.