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Ricki Harris

New York
As seen in: The Atlantic, ABC News, ABC NewsOne, WIRED Magazine, Esquire, Yahoo, KNXV-TV (Phoenix, AZ), WHTM-TV (Harrisburg, PA), Wired Japan, Yahoo Tech, WCTI-TV (New Bern, NC) and
Currently: Strategy and Research @TheAtlantic Previously: Editing @WIRED Go 'Cats
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The Spit-Swapping Roaring '20s Post-Pandemic Summer Terrifies Me

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By Ricki Harris
| WIRED Magazine Verified
The Roaring Twenties will soon be upon us, social media and ad campaigns declare in lustful delirium. Slobber on strangers under a waterfall of champagne at SoHo House! Reunite with your distant cousins—in Ibiza! Swipe right until your thumb falls off! Get! To! Work! The end of the pandemic is now mercifully in sight. For so many reasons, the unequaled suffering and sickness among them, this is incredible news.
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College Going Virtual Means Reaching Young Voters Online. Good

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By Ricki Harris
| WIRED Magazine Verified
In an ordinary election year, college campuses would be brimming with political energy by October. Civic nonprofits like Campus Vote Project would be sending representatives into classrooms across the country to encourage young people to vote. They’d set up tents in the middle of campus to help students navigate registration forms. But in this extremely not-ordinary election year, the quads have gone quiet. As students have moved online, so too have the civic groups hoping to get them to the polls.
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Project Believe: Photographer Aims to Raise Awareness for Rare Illnesses Through Photobook

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By Ricki Harris
| ABC News Verified
Through her photos, photographer hopes to shed light on lesser known diseases. July 15, 2016, 8:35 PM • 5 min read — -- Knowing first-hand the profound effect that death or illness of a child can have on a family, New York photographer Karen Haberberg set out to help. Before she was born, Haberberg’s parents lost a child to Tay-Sachs, a rare disorder that destroys nerve cells and leads to death at a young age.
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