Ashley OkwuosaOn Writing Women and Being a Feminist — A dialogue with Sefi Atta.The story was initially published for Africa in Dialogue in 2017Nov 7, 2019Nov 7, 2019
Ashley OkwuosainNearby ProjectA month and someIt has been over a month since we announced nearby, and in that time we’ve heard from almost two…Apr 28, 2019Apr 28, 2019
Ashley OkwuosainNearby ProjectWe are nearby.Exploring the dynamics of long-distance relationshipsMar 5, 2019Mar 5, 2019
Ashley OkwuosaThe Fate of New York’s Black DreamersWith the future of DACA in flux, black Dreamers in New York face race and immigration head on.Sep 20, 20171Sep 20, 20171
Ashley OkwuosaPublishers, Platforms & Readers — Tackling Fake News Together.Interview with Nushin Rashidian, author and research fellow at Columbia University’s Tow Center for Digital Journalism.Sep 20, 2017Sep 20, 2017
Ashley OkwuosaThe Shrinking of Harlem’s Little SenegalHow gentrification pushed a West African community out of its homeAug 31, 2017Aug 31, 2017
Ashley OkwuosainLatterlyEthiopia’s ‘trashslide’ underscores social tensionThe nation’s 10 percent economic growth is colliding with people who live on trash heaps.Mar 20, 2017Mar 20, 2017
Ashley OkwuosainLatterlyThe U.N. is nowhere close to raising what it needs to stave off famineWith 20 million people facing famine, the international response could be characterized as indifferentMar 9, 2017Mar 9, 2017
Ashley OkwuosainLatterlyThailand’s military regime wages war on political dissentA recent Amnesty International report documents 64 cases of repression at the hands of what are essentially thought police.Feb 13, 2017Feb 13, 2017
Ashley OkwuosainLatterlyEurope freezes up on solution for freezing refugeesA deadly cold snap has already claimed at least four lives as Greece and Europe muddle the response.Jan 18, 2017Jan 18, 2017
