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Razel Suansing

New Haven
As seen in: Yale Daily News, Rappler, ABS-CBN News, Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), Asia Times, MindaNews, Rolling Stone Phillippines
Covers:  Post-conflict societies, youth extremism, radicalization, criminal justice reform, Filipino-American societies
Yale, 🇵🇭 | Previously: @rapplerdotcom @mindanewsdotcom @abscbnnews

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Razel Suansing is a multimedia journalist experience independently producing A-section stories, long-form features, photographs, and video segments in various contexts (United States, Mindanao, Manila). Her work has been featured on Rappler, Mindanews, Yale Daily News, and the Yale Globalist.
Her journalistic work is dedicated to reimagining the role of journalists in post-conflict areas, focusing on human-interest stories that deconstruct perpetuated notions about such areas. Her pieces are o…

Razel Suansing’s Journalist Portfolio

ANALYSIS: New Haven is experiencing a rise in homicides, violent crime; Officials, residents spli...

ANALYSIS: New Haven is experiencing a rise in homicides, violent crime; Officials, residents spli...

In total, 2020 saw a total of 20 homicides and 121 assaults with weapons. Both numbers represented a more tha…

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Bangon Kabataang Meranaw: How Marawi City Youth are Leading the Charge to Prevent Youth Extremism

Bangon Kabataang Meranaw: How Marawi City Youth are Leading the Charge to Prevent Youth Extremism

Niniay Mohammad still finds it difficult to talk about May 23, 2017— the day the Marawi Siege erupted. Mohamm…

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On Bangsamoro Neglect: Why All Filipinos are Accountable for acts of Extremism

On Bangsamoro Neglect: Why All Filipinos are Accountable for acts of Extremism

2:00 p.m. Militants wrapped in black clothing parade in their trucks waving the flag of ISIS. They bound from…

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Chauvin verdict reignites conversations about police reform in New Haven

Chauvin verdict reignites conversations about police reform in New Haven

Wikimedia Commons As the news of Derek Chauvin's guilty verdict captures the attention of the nation, public …

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FEATURE: A Tale of Two Cities

FEATURE: A Tale of Two Cities

The Christian Community Action (CCA) Hillside Family Shelter, named for its location in The Hill, the southwe…

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Articles

Every Year, the Moro Gulf’s Warning Grows Quieter

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By Razel Suansing
| Rolling Stone Phillippines
On the morning of June 8, the first day of the school year, children across Mindanao stood in their courtyards for a routine flag ceremony. In the middle of national anthems across the SOCCSKSARGEN region, the ground moved. Earthquakes are almost a monthly occurrence in Sultan Kudarat. But this one was different. Our ground, our foundation, shook relentlessly. A magnitude 7.8 earthquake broke out of the sea off Sarangani and tore through the southern provinces.
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Represent Archives | Defense360

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By Sama Kubba, Razel Suansing, Amulya Panakam, Aimee Yan
| Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)
Amulya Panakam describes her experience facing misinformation in the state of Georgia and steps that governments at the national and state levels can take to combat, primarily through media literacy education. In her piece for Represent, Sama Kubba, sheds light on her perspective as an Iraqi-American and views on patriotism and what it means to be an American today.
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New Haven is facing its highest rate of gun violence in years. Here’s what the city is doing about it.

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By Razel Suansing, Brian C. Zhang
| Yale Daily News Verified
Yale Daily News Gun violence in New Haven has surged this year. Since the start of the year, New Haven has seen 22 homicides and 264 confirmed shots fired — a rate of a gunshot per day, according to the New Haven Police Department. The city saw 13 homicides between June and October. Though New Haven has historically been divided on its proposed solution to gun violence, city authorities have outlined their aim of collaborating with community members and organizers.
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