Data journalist and reporter based in New York City

60% of ICE arrests in New York had no criminal charges

Analyzed federal ICE arrest dataset in New York State.

Mass Shooting Map Reveals Numbers

An interactive look at mass shootings across the U.S., highlighting trends and data analysis.

Interactive map shows impact of SNAP benefits freeze

Built an interactive map visualizing which states and counties are most affected by SNAP benefit freezes.

Here’s how New Yorkers voted early

Cleaned and analyzed early voting data to reveal borough-level turnout patterns ahead of Election Day.

Inside the New York borough that flipped in elections

Combined voting and demographic data to analyze political shifts at borough level.

Map shows Catherine Connolly’s election performance

Created a constituency-level election results map breaking down voting patterns in Ireland.

Florida sets new record for executions

Analyzed and visualized state execution data to reveal trends and context behind the record.

State reports highest number of measles cases

Analyzed CDC data to track measles outbreak trends and state-level incidence.

US lags behind Russia in nuclear weapons, data shows

Used publicly available defense and arms control datasets to compare nuclear stockpiles and spending trends.

ICE data shows enormous surge in Illinois arrests, with youngest person detained aged 3

Investigated ICE arrest and deportation data in Illinois.

Two federal agencies gutted hardest under recent budget cuts

Investigated federal budget allocations and analyzed the agencies most affected by cuts.

Protester drive 500 miles to speak out

Reported on protests in New York City on the anniversary of Oct. 7

Sudan’s forgotten war: 260,000 people on brink of massacre

Interviewed experts to highlight Sudan crisis impacts.

New Jersey's Toxic Legacy: Superfund Sites

New Jersey has the highest number of superfund sites in all of the U.S, many of which contain uncontrolled toxic wastes that residents can be exposed to.

The Lesser Known War: Balochistan's Struggle For Its Disappeared

Amid decades of enforced disappearances, Baloch families march for justice.

USAID's uncertain future risks global aid

President Trump's drastic cuts to USAID funding jeopardize global aid, sparking controversy.

Rival countries, India and Pakistan, fought after a terror attack in Kashmir

The dramatic flare-up between the nuclear countries was sparked by a deadly attack on Hindu tourists in Indian-administered Kashmir in April which took 26 lives. India claimed Pakistan supported the militants behind the attack.

'House of love': changing young lives in Karachi

In Lyari, a slum notorious for violence, Mehr Ghar offers young people a safe place.

Pakistan's untold war: No Justice for Balochistan's Disappeared

In Pakistan, thousands are abducted by state forces and tortured in unknown locations.

Courier Newsroom Spent Big on a Meta Ad Blitz in October

The $6 million–plus the progressive 'newsroom' spent on Meta lagged only Trump and Harris campaigns.

The MTA Halts Free Crosstown M116 Bus Service Uptown

The only free bus in East Harlem reimposes fares after the state fails to renew the MTA's pilot program.

Manhattan Community Board 9 Votes in Favor Of Universal Daylighting

CB9 becomes the city's 18th community board in New York City to pass a resolution supporting Universal Daylighting.

Artificial Turf Battle Emerges in Inwood Hill Park

An online petition opposing the $8.7 million artificial soccer field has drawn over 3,000 signatures.

Why Baloch Women in Pakistan Led An Unprecedented March

They were protesting against enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings in a remote province.

Afghans Fear Life on Both Sides of Durand Line

'I'd rather die in Pakistan than go back to Afghanistan.'

For Pakistan Flood Victims, Crises Collide to Fuel Growing Hunger

'We cook the same vegetables almost every day... and haven't had meat in months.'

Afghan Refugees Born in Pakistan Are Leaving Their Lives for the Unknown

As 'unauthorized' refugees are forced to cross the border, many lament being sent to a country they know nothing about.

After successive floods, Pakistan is forced to consider resilient housing

As millions rebuild their homes in the wake of the devastating 2022 floods, an architect’s innovative model for flood-resilient homes shows the way

Pakistan's Deadly Floods Are an Annual Occurrence

Why does Karachi flood almost every year during the monsoon season?

Finalist, Young Journalist of the Year 2024

Recognized by the Thomson Foundation for outstanding journalistic work as an emerging talent.

ICRC Humanitarian Reporting Awards

Honored at the 7th International Committee of the Red Cross Humanitarian Reporting Awards.

Solutions Journalism Network Award 2023

Recognized for excellence in solutions-focused journalism that highlights responses to social problems.

Honorable Mention, The Society of Publishers in Asia (SOPA) Awards 2025

Awarded for my data-driven piece on enforced disappearances in Balochistan for Kontinentalist.

Judges comment: "A comprehensive explanatory piece that makes great use of graphics to lay out the history of the Balochistan conflict as well as how enforced disappearances have gone up during this time."