Hannah Harris Green is a Los Angeles based radio and print reporter interested in gender, globalization and inequality.
Go to selected works.
Contact
- Hannah.Green@fulbrightmail.org
- Twitter: @write_noise
- Instagram: @feefifofannah
Education & Honors
- 2018 Pulitzer Center Fellow
- Fulbright Alistair Cooke Award in Journalism
For: M.A. in Radio Broadcast at Goldsmiths, University of London, awarded 11/2015 - B.A. in Asian and Middle Eastern History from Northwestern University
- Intensive Urdu language study with the American Institute of Indian Studies in Lucknow, India
Selected Works
Pullitzer Center | Changing Contraceptive Options in India
Project Page: The Future of Family Planning in India
BBC Future: The world's most common contracpetion has a dark past
How We Get to Next: Breaking the Cycle
PRI: Rural women in India struggle to access contraception. These people are trying to change that.
Health
The Verge: It’s getting easier to get FDA clearance — just ask Natural Cycles
Vice: Colleges Are Finally Taking Student Hunger Seriously
Quartz: American women are getting birth control that will outlast Donald Trump
Rewire: Prescription Opioid Addiction Is a Women’s Issue
How We Get to Next: The Future of Birth Control Means Facing Up to Its Sexist Past
Rewire: It’s Getting Even Harder for Refugees to Access Health Care
Tonic: What It’s Like to Be a Refugee With an MD
Gender & Sexuality
PRI: Desiree Akhavan on why TV always gets bisexuality wrong
How We Get to Next: Translating Identity Across the Language Barrier
Los Angeles Review of Books: On the Need for Queer Podcasts
Vice News: What It’s Like to Be Violently Deported from the UK
Open Magazine: Standing Up Against Campus Rape
KPCC: How Revry is building a queer streaming service for a global audience