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This time last year, with autumn upon us, I wrote about camping on an NYC deserted island, and reflected on what it means for our young generation to only know a natural world marked by staggering loss. A favorite piece of mine. I hope you'll read it. scientificamerican.com/article/channe…

Taking over National Geographic’s Twitter today to celebrate some of our great storytelling from Latin America—and to tell you about my first time guest-hosting the #OverheardNatGeo podcast! Listen here: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wha…

A conversation about climate justice and the Americas with Eyal Weintraub for National Geographic’s Overheard podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wha…

We tried sourcing questions about climate change from young National Geographic readers from around the world. So many had to do with climate change and mental health. We decided to dedicate an entire segment to a candid discussion about just that. More here: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wha…

EN ARGENTINA (NO) NACÍ: "For my brothers and me, near-fanatical knowledge of Argentina’s soccer team made up for a kind of imposter syndrome common among people like us, born in America to families that have not too long ago come from somewhere else." revista.drclas.harvard.edu/behind-argenti…

Summer and I only worked together for a few months, but it's so clear she's a deeply talented, insightful editor and writer (+ an absolutely wonderful person). We were just getting started and I know she will only make the biggest leaps from here. Such sad news.

Another amazingly tireless and generous advocate for books in the world... I'm vastly grateful to Alisha Gorder for taking my work (and that of so many others) to new heights. Thinking of you, and always thankful for you, Alisha.

Each day, migrant women and children sell candy on the train cars and platforms of the New York subway. What brought them to the city? Jordan Salama reports for our latest cover story trib.al/H5DviSx

I got to speak with Jordan Salama about his reporting on migrant families for New York Magazine. A moment that floored me was hearing how a 4-year-old girl came to tell him about her journey on foot through the jungle. slate.com/podcasts/what-…