Kate Aizpuru joined the Sudan Radio Project in September 2007. She has reported on such topics as daily life in refugee camps, and a family’s visit to a wedding in Nyala, Darfur. She is interested in revealing the human side of Sudan–the cultural and personal everday experiences that shape the lives of Sudanese people. Contact her at kate [at] sudanradioproject [dot] org.

Emma Ambrose joined the Sudan Radio Project in January 2009. She is interested in examining the politics of Sudan in a broader international context, as well as exploring the experiences of Sudanese expatriates. Contact her at emma [at] sudanradioproject [dot] org.

Shilpa Boppana joined the Sudan Radio Project in September 2007. She has reported on the situation of education in Darfur and the experiences of Sudanese refugees around the world. On leave fall 2009.

Chelsea Davis has been with the Sudan Radio Project since its creation in December 2006. She has reported on topics such as the UK’s reception of Darfuri asylum-seekers and the operation of media in Sudan. She is particularly interested in the experiences of Sudanese expatriates and refugees. Contact her at chelsea [at] sudanradioproject [dot] org.

Daniel Duncan has been with the Sudan Radio Project since September 2009. He is interested in uncovering little-known aspects of the Sudanese experience at home and abroad. He has reported on an American dance company that uses ballet to raise awareness about Darfur. Contact him at dduncan1 [at] swarthmore [dot] edu.

Nick Gettino joined the Sudan Radio Project in September 2009. He is particularly interested in arts and education, and the effectiveness of activism. Contact him at ngettino [at] gmail [dot] com.

Mina Itabashi has been with the Sudan Radio Project since September 2009. She is interested in the experiences of Sudanese refugees, and health care in Sudan. She has reported on health care NGOs operating in Darfur. Contact her at mitabas1 [at] swarthmore [dot] edu.

Laura Wang has been with the Sudan Radio Project since its founding in December 2006. She is particularly interested in the role of foreign nations in Sudan’s past and present–-Sudan’s colonial past, the current realities of foreign investment, and the involvement of the international community in the crises in Sudan. She has reported on issues of ethnic and religious identity in Sudan. Contact her at laura [at] sudanradioproject [dot] org.