
My work as an Emmy-nominated journalist is rooted in a simple belief: whose stories we tell shapes whose lives are valued. I focus on communities that are too often overlooked in mainstream coverage, especially Arab American voices, and I work to bring depth, nuance, and humanity to their experiences.
In my reporting, I seek out stories that sit at the intersection of identity, policy, and lived experience; whether that is families navigating immigration systems, communities responding to hate and surveillance, or young people redefining what it means to belong in America. I am intentional about including community members as experts of their own lives, not just as subjects, and I prioritize context so audiences understand the systems behind individual stories.