Journalist · Digital Storyteller · Essayist
Modern storytelling, traditional ethics.
I'm a writer and digital storyteller working at the seam between memory, faith, and the people the news cycle tends to forget.
My work began in the classroom, teaching students the craft of attention. When a twist of fate brought journalism close to home, I learned to harness the best technology has to offer to bring stories to life through compelling audio and visual mediums.
I've learned what it takes to tell stories in an AI-saturated world — a certain humanness that I believe is essential to good reporting. I'm determined to pursue rigorous standards of truth-telling in my own work.
Certification
Digital Storytelling
Awarded by
Harvard Extension School
Selected Writing
Long-form reporting and criticism on journalism, faith, and the ethics of the emerging media landscape.
For years, Amory Sivertson has lived alongside the story of a murder whose perpetrator is legally unknown — and the family it will not let go.
The tools and systems of AI are like a library — full of books both helpful and controversial, none of which should be banned.
Alex Mahadevan visited Harvard Extension School’s journalism ethics class to describe a coming disruption to the “talent pipeline” — and what journalists must do about it.
Kazan’s Jodi can at once hold space for tears and embrace a propulsive rage as she digs for the reason behind the victim’s emotion.
“Do we love them as much as we say we do — that we would go to another country to go see them and serve them, but now that they’re here . . . we’re not stepping up for them?”
The Podcast
Breaking up with the American experiment.
Some Americans are assembling go bags, renewing passports, and weighing whether to leave the country. Christina meets them where they are — and asks what it would take to go, and what it costs to stay. Researched, written, hosted, recorded, and edited entirely by her.
Deciding Factors
Go bags, passports, and a line in the sand — the deciding factors pushing some Americans toward the exit.
Get in touch
Email is the best way to reach me. I read everything, and I answer fast.