Deputy Digital Editor

Selin Thomas

Originally from Philadelphia, Selin received her degree in journalism from Boston University in 2014. Her first assignment, for the Pulitzer Center, was reporting on refugees along the Turkish-Syrian border.

She has worked as a freelance journalist in New York since 2016, when she completed her Master of Arts in politics and global affairs at Columbia University Journalism School; her thesis investigated the historical and economic causes of the persecution—ultimately genocide—of Burma’s Rohingya.

As a researcher, editor and writer, her work focuses on identity, historical narrative and politics.

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