Iryna Humenyuk is a graduate of the Columbia Journalism School.

Read me:

> On democratizing Ukraine through architecture. (The Architect's Newspaper)

> On Venezueleans marching 3,400 miles with crushed garlic in their shoes. (Columbia News Service)

> On the Brooklyn priest with black-and-white hide sandals and bubblegum-pink suits—and his migrant center. (Columbia News Service)

> On the house that Rick Haldenby built. (Azure Magazine)

> On Yemeni banking discrimination in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn.

> On the man who was "homeless on purpose" last year.

> On Batumi's decade-long battle to build a second mosque in the Republic of Georgia--part of my thesis at the Columbia Journalism School.

Hear me:

> On making Lizzo quit. Is it our fault? (Uptown Radio)

> On the pay "raises" behind the delivery app economy. (Uptown Radio)

> On the war in Ukraine. Does it make Soviet Jews feel more Eastern European? (Uptown Radio)

> On the privatization of Columbia University's green space. Who gets to close the gates? (Uptown Radio)

iryna.humenyuk@columbia.edu
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