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Namira Haris graduated in 2026 with a master's degree from Northeastern University, studying media innovation and data communication. She focuses on multimedia and data-driven storytelling, creating interactive web projects, videos, podcasts and visual investigations on social equity, technology and environmental impact. Namira is the assistant editor at Storybench and has experience in digital reporting, data tools and long-form multimedia journalism. She has also worked in editorial, digital content and strategic communications roles where she focused on analytics strategy. Namira served as the webmaster for our project.

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Child with mom, dealing with Hurricane Helene

The Kids Who Remember Tropical Storm Helene Trauma

by Namira Haris June 1, 2026

How does disaster shape you differently at 6 versus 16? This audio documentary centers on the young voices of Western North Carolina after tropical storm Helene.... Read more.

Frozen Talks on ICE Tactics

Senate Democrats Surrender Shutdown Fight, Leaving Health Care and Aid at Risk

Shutdown Politics We Understand

Trump to Workers: Drop Dead

Blowing Away Wind Farms

2025: The Year the US Gave Up On Climate, and the World Gave Up On Us

Jane Goodall, the Gentle Disrupter Whose Research on Chimpanzees Redefined What It Meant To Be Human

Defending the Earth Is Deadly Work. A New Report Illuminates How Much.

Inside the Pentagon: Why Concerns Are Growing Over Trump’s Military Leadership Moves

Holding Our Breath: Who Doesn’t Love A Good Rescue Story?

Pete Hegseth’s “Kill Talk” and the Death of Democratic War Rhetoric

Trump’s Iran War: Bombing Without a Plan, Authority, or Endgame

Blowing Away Wind Farms

Energy Transition: What It Means for Oil and Gas Trading

Trump Is Fast-Tracking New Coal Mines — Even When They Don’t Make Economic Sense

Trump’s Coal Fetish

Worry About a ‘Weak’ Image

Remind Me. Why Cuba?

America First Meets China First

4 ways the war in Iran has weakened the United States in the great power game

The Tragic Growth of Ebola

When To See a Bipolar Disorder Therapist for Support

Choosing the Right Medical Red Light Therapy System

Drugs Would Be Cheap but for Patents That Make Them Expensive

After Helene: Lost & Found

Why More Companies Are Tightening Internal Payroll Verification Processes

How to Keep Living the Life You Love at Home as You Age

Ways Small Business Owners Can Protect Themselves

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The Kids Who Remember Tropical Storm Helene Trauma