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Kelly Kimball

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New York, Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Frame Media, This Week On ICE, Foreign Policy Magazine, Poynter Online, Datebook SF, EIN News, The 19th News, Heatmap News, The African Mirror, Long Lead, The Xylom
Covers:  climate change, foreign affairs, women's rights, foreign policy, humanitarian crises

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I am a Webby- and Shorty Impact Award-winning reporter, editor and social media strategist based in New York City, dedicated to helping audiences navigate the complexities of international affairs, global women's rights, the geopolitics of climate change, and the consequential ripples of global flashpoints. ⬇️

I'm also the Managing Editor of More to Her Story, a global nonprofit newsroom publishing news, features, op-eds and investigations centered on women and girls across five continents, re…

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Welcome back to This Week on ICE.

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By Kelly Kimball Verified, Matthew Kendrick
| This Week On ICE
This Week on ICE co-hosts Matt Kendrick (left) and Kelly Kimball (right) in Episode 24. TPS ends for Haitians and Syrians: On Monday, at least 300,000 Haitians in the United States lost their Temporary Protected Status (TPS) — a special humanitarian protection for nationals originally from countries deemed far too dangerous to return to.
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Zahra Joya’s memoir wants you to remember the women of Afghanistan

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By Long Lead, Kelly Kimball Verified
| Long Lead
Cover courtesy of Robinson; Photo credit Bill Knight Long before the Afghan journalist and media founder Zahra Joya was named one of TIME’s Women of the Year, before she became of the Taliban during its second takeover of Kabul in 2021, and before she was among the precious few female journalists documenting the persecution of ethnic Hazaras in Afghanistan, Joya went by another name entirely: Mohammad.
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Welcome back to This Week on ICE.

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By Kelly Kimball Verified, Matthew Kendrick
| This Week On ICE
Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -34:44 Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. This Week on ICE co-hosts Matt Kendrick (left) and Kelly Kimball (right) report from Washington, DC, and Brooklyn, NY, for Episode 23. The FBI stops investigating ICE encounters: On Monday, the New York Times reported that the FBI has stopped investigating ICE-related incidents, and all such issues will be handled internally by the Department of Homeland Security.
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