Caroline Tracey
- Writer and Editor, Freelance
- Editor at Large, Zócalo Public Square
- None, Zocalo Public Square
Mexico, Tucson
As seen in:
Zócalo Public Square,
MSN UK,
The Guardian,
Yahoo Canada,
Los Angeles Times,
The Atlantic,
WIRED Magazine,
Columbia Journalism School,
Slate,
The New Yorker,
Flipboard
and
Covers:
migration, borderlands, environment, environmental justice, art, literature
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Caroline Tracey’s Biography
Read Full Bio →Caroline Eaton Tracey writes about art, literature, environment, and migration in the US Southwest, Mexico, and the borderlands between the two. She speaks and works in English, Spanish, and Russian.
Currently, Caroline is the Climate Justice Fellow at the High Country News and an editor-at-large Zócalo Public Square. Her reporting appears in n+1, the Nation, the Guardian, Rest of World, and elsewhere, as well as in Spanish in Mexico’s Nexos. Her reportage about migrant death in South Texas wo…
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