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Sarah Little

Amman, London, New York
As seen in: More to Her Story: The Podcast, Medium, MSN Ireland, The Guardian, VICE, JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association), Yahoo Sports Canada, The New England Journal of Medicine, Thrive Global, Wilson Center, Zan Times
Covers:  Women's issues, Human Rights, Conflict/Terrorism, Middle East
Editor in Chief of More to Her Story, a news org focused on women/girls. @womenforwomen champion. @Forbes 30 under 30 2025.

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Sarah Little’s Biography

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Sarah is the youngest Social Innovation Fellow at The Lewis Institute and founder of More to Her Story, a nonprofit organization that seeks to amplify the voices of young women and girls around the world.

Sarah Little’s Journalist Portfolio

A Viral Instagram Post Is Reigniting the Push To Reform 'Honour Killing' Laws

A Viral Instagram Post Is Reigniting the Push To Reform 'Honour Killing' Laws

A 20-year-old Jordanian woman's 10-minute video about the abuse she says she suffered at the hands of her bro…

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US Troops Are Finally Leaving, But Afghan Women Fear the Taliban's Return

US Troops Are Finally Leaving, But Afghan Women Fear the Taliban's Return

Women wait to receive free wheat from the government emergency committee in Kabul on April 21, 2020. Photo by…

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Will India's Second COVID-19 Wave Reverse Gender Equality For Years to Come?

Will India's Second COVID-19 Wave Reverse Gender Equality For Years to Come?

From fears of dropping out of school to getting married young, Indian girls brave the worst of the pandemic.

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The Taliban is failing to keep its promise of a "more progressive" stance on women's rights

The Taliban is failing to keep its promise of a "more progressive" stance on women's rights

Sama, 22, says she knows a man who killed his wife and daughter so they wouldn't be taken away and married to…

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Tunisia Has the Arab World's First Woman Prime Minister, But Not Everyone's Convinced

Tunisia Has the Arab World's First Woman Prime Minister, But Not Everyone's Convinced

Any happiness at a progressive appointment is being undermined by concern among young people that the appoint…

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'I am a prisoner': women fight Middle Eastern laws that keep them trapped at home

'I am a prisoner': women fight Middle Eastern laws that keep them trapped at home

Rules restricting a woman's freedom to live, work and study persist in countries including Saudi Arabia, Jord…

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Articles

The vanishing coverage of women’s lives is a policy risk

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By Sarah Little, Zahra Nader, Sarah Little
| Zan Times Verified
This op-ed is published in partnership with More to Her Story and Middle East Uncovered. Sarah Little and Zahra Nader In 2023, I remember sitting with a teenage girl in a motel room in Jordan who was on the run from her father after he tried to force her into marriage. The law offered her no protection; the police sided with her father, a common reality in Jordan and many other countries.
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come. stay awhile.

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By Sarah Little
| Medium
you’ve been here before. you just forgot where you left the key. this isn’t a library. or a house. it’s not a dream or an office or - it just is. here: grief and maps entwine. there’s the teeth you forgot losing, catalogued and filed. there’s wings and rooms you didn’t know you needed ’til you met them. here: you’ll find things you didn’t know you forgot. there’s stories small enough to put in your pocket as you wander.
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memory shelf (400)

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By Sarah Little
| Medium
once, i built ashelf. it was a wonky, shoddy-looking thing, hanging crookedly from the wall, haphazardly suspended by a combination of metal pieces and some thin rope harness. i recognized this even as i admired my handiwork, this first little achievement. the first time i placed an item on it, it toppled dangerously, swaying not unlike a swing in a breeze. a second book later, the rope was snapping and the plank of wood hit the floor.
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How is social media changing news?

Limiting attention spans, but increasing accessibility

What does it mean to be a journalist?

To care about the truth.

What's your favorite social network?

Instagram (love/hate relationship)