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For the website HarvardPublicHealth.org, I am in charge of all things visual, from photo selection to original illustrations to maintaining and advancing the site’s identity.

Note: These photo illustrations are original work by myself for HarvardPublic Health.org. Source images are credited on the article page. 

"Tracking superbugs in the wake of war," January 2024 "To protect gender-affirming care, we must learn from trans history," June 2023 "Let’s end the war on obesity," May 2023 "Tuberculosis, not COVID-19, is the plague of the century," March 2023 “The Toxic Toll of War,” March 2023 “Environmental damage in Ukraine raises the health costs of war,” March 2023 “We must demand justice for atrocities against health care,” March 2023 "A healthy building starts with better ventilation," March 2023 " The W.H.O.’s pandemic treaty may spark a global health revolution," March 2023 " Processed foods are making us sick. It’s time for the FDA and USDA to step in." March 2023 "New gun deaths data in U.S. show continued rise in suicides," February 2023 "The fall of global health’s benevolent dictatorships," February 2023 “If Dry January feels, well, dry—try “Damp” January instead,” January 2023 "Climate change could be keeping you up at night," November 2022 “Five public health reasons to vote in the midterms,” November 2022 "We can’t end structural racism without better ways to measure it," October 2022 “Towns are going after syringe services. The A.D.A. may be their best defense.” September 2022 "The age of trauma," October 2021



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