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Syeda Mahnoor Raza

(She/Her)
Pakistan, Rochester
As seen in: Which One?, Substack, University of Rochester, Campus Times (Rochester, NY)
Covers:  Pop culture, art, politics, climate change, social justice issues, human and civil rights, climate communications

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Syeda Mahnoor Raza’s Biography

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Pakistani writer interested in storytelling, social justice, and sustainability. University of Rochester graduate with a double major in English Literature and Political Science + a minor in Environmental Humanities. Trained in tutoring, collaborative feedback, and special needs education. Passionate about working with other writers and creatives. Obsessed with policy and pop culture.

Syeda Mahnoor Raza’s Journalist Portfolio

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Substack Newsletter

Substack Newsletter

Semi-regular personal essays in a newsletter format.

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Heaven is a House Like This

Heaven is a House Like This

Essay + collection of prose, poetry, and photos that reflect on nature and our place in it. Honorable Mention…

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A Tail-End Tale: the Story of the Indus Delta

A Tail-End Tale: the Story of the Indus Delta

Lead author for chapter 10 of "River Cultures: Life as a Dance to the Rhythm of the Waters," pg 213–240.

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Investigating U.S. Taxpayers’ Support for International Climate Finance (Honors Thesis)

Investigating U.S. Taxpayers’ Support for International Climate Finance (Honors Thesis)

Political Science Senior Honors Thesis. Public support in donor countries remains a critical barrier to s…

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Nature and Black Experience in “The Souls of Black Folk”

Nature and Black Experience in “The Souls of Black Folk”

Essay analyzing the use of natural imagery to articulate Black experience in W.E.B. DuBois's "The Soul of Bla…

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The Mourning After

The Mourning After

Two-part, participatory art installation for EcoVibes, an interdisciplinary climate art show for Rochester Fr…

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By Syeda Mahnoor Raza, Anna Remus, Dominique Dorvil, Lia Calcines-Rodriguez
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Spring 2020 Letters From the Editors, by Arkoruba Cheetham-West and John Roy Lozada Abstracts From the University of Rochester Annual Undergraduate Research Expo 2020 Articles A Self-Fulfilling Prophecy: How Redlining in Rochester Led to a Modern Housing Crisis by Nisha Arya The Search for Happiness in Meditation Technology by Xueying Chen Calling the Cops: How Race/Ethnicity and Gender Contribute to the Perception of Police at the University of Rochester by Syed Arsalan Ghani Expression...
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Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Carrie Bradshaw (her delusion keeps me inspired) and Rory Gilmore (her failures keep me humble).

What story are you most proud of writing or working on?

"A Tail-End Tale," a chapter I co-authored for a UNESCO publication titled "River Cultures."

When you're not at a computer, where are you most likely to be?

Browing bookstores for fun and to eavesdrop on interesting conversations.