Hannah Sparks
New Orleans | AJO '23
December 9, 2021
This AP Investigation Freed 2,000 Burmese Slaves, Doing More in 3,600 Words Than Most Will in a Lifetime
(NEW YORK) — Where anonymity and covert reporting can often be fraught with incredibility, sensationalism, and in some cases, danger […]
December 9, 2021
The Tender Triumph of Joe Sacco’s “Palestine”
(NEW YORK) — There’s little comic about Joe Sacco’s “Palestine.” The series of graphic stories, published between 1993 and the […]
November 1, 2021
Clickcast Debates: Kobe Bryant, Washington Post, and How Journalists Discuss Public Figures in Death
In the latest installment of Clickcast Debates, panelists Alexis Schwartz, Max Asher Kirsch, and Hannah Sparks, along with host Mónica […]
October 29, 2021
Truth and Omission: How Viral Media Merchants Keep Pace With Americans’ Voracious News Appetite
It’s difficult to imagine a time when a rat could drag a slice of pizza across the subway tracks, and […]
December 10, 2019
Bed-Stuy Organizers and Activists Say ‘Food Sovereignty’ is the Antidote to Food Deserts
Bed-Stuy, one of Brooklyn's most populous neighborhoods, is a multicultural landscape dotted with parks and gardens, places of worship, recreation centers, ethnic eateries, and a swell of new business. So, why is fresh, healthful food so hard to come by?